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I’ve had this Christmas afghan in the works since 2012 as near as I can figure by looking at my crochet blog here. It’s finally finished and ready for next Christmas.
I talked about this afghan in process here. I really do like to crochet, so I don’t know why it’s taken me this long to finish it. I find that if I’m working on a holiday project and the holiday passes, I put the project away thinking that I’ll get it out before the holiday rolls around again and finish it. It took ...
I’ve had this Christmas afghan in the works since 2012 as near as I can figure by looking at my crochet blog here. It’s finally finished and ready for next Christmas.
I talked about this afghan in process here. I really do like to crochet, so I don’t know why it’s taken me this long to finish it. I find that if I’m working on a holiday project and the holiday passes, I put the project away thinking that I’ll get it out before the holiday rolls around again and finish it. It took ...
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After admiring the many round#2s already posted, I came to decision on mine. Here it is:I don't know what the block is called, but I'm sure I've seen it before (and that's why I'm calling it a double take), and you can probably guess what the next round will be for me. I'm linking to Kathleen McMusing's linky party for all the other round #2s. Have a look. There are some great
read moreAfter admiring the many round#2s already posted, I came to decision on mine. Here it is:I don't know what the block is called, but I'm sure I've seen it before (and that's why I'm calling it a double take), and you can probably guess what the next round will be for me. I'm linking to Kathleen McMusing's linky party for all the other round #2s. Have a look. There are some great
read moreThe first chapter of 2026 is complete, and we are beginning the new chapter we call February. It is the shortest chapter of the year... though, sometimes, it can feel like the longest.
Well, the last week of blues for the 2026 Rainbow Scrap Challenge. I’m sure we will get to make more blues next year. There are only so many colors to pick from, so they will continue to make an appearance every year. And the scraps continue to accumulate every year. Speaking of every year, I was cleaning out some of my stacks and found some blocks from a previous RSC. And, there are some blue ones!
In May of last year, Mary Helen reached out to me with a request for a T-Shirt Quilt. I said Yes, but it would have to wait till the end of the year.
| Stabilizing T-shirts |
Quilt Paint Create stash report for 2/1/2026.
I'm working to sew every day or do something in the studio.
Used this Week: | 7.17 yards | |
Total Used Year to Date: Donated fabric | 16.77 yards 1.00 yards | |
Net Stash used in January | 16.77 yards | |
Added this Week: | 0.00 yards | |
Added Year to Date: | 2.00 yards | |
2026 Goal: | 200.00 yards | |
Yards to the goal: | 183.23 yards | |
2026 should be a better year for completions.
1. Donna's Memory Quilts (4)
The first top is done. Does it need to be bigger, or do borders need to be added?
Look at me, posting on time. This week was a week off from Project Quilting challenge. The challenge for this upcoming week, is Year of the Horse, which makes me happy. I was hoping that they would do that. I made a horse quilt last year, and even though I was afraid it wouldn't turn out right, tracing a pattern does let me make a horse that looks like a horse.
In this time off, I continued to work on the recently started quilts. That is the Lupine and Laughter mystery quilt. I had one block done, but I ...
read moreStitching life’s most meaningful moments
Some projects are about color and creativity… and some are about meaning.
The Cherished Memories Collection was designed for those once-in-a-lifetime moments—the ones that deserve to be stitched into something lasting. Whether you’re celebrating a wedding, a new home, or another milestone worth remembering, this collection gives you a beautiful way to turn fabric and thread into a keepsake that tells a story.
A Collection Rooted in Symbolism
At the heart of the Cherished Memories Collection is the Log Cabin block, a timeless design rich with meaning. Traditionally, the Log Cabin represents ...
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It is going to take me some practice to remember to post my progress on the 15 Minutes to Stitch challenge every week. I have been stitching every day though.
I've shown you some of the quilting from this month already on the blog:
- The Project quilting challenge #1 where I made An Open Space to Breathe (I originally wrote that as A Quiet Place to Breathe, which is also a good name)
- The project Quilting challenge #2 where I made Change
- The bunkbed blanket I am repairing
- The peacock made with leftovers from the Lupine & Laughter mystery
- The ...
I met my goal of finishing the Raccoon for the Year in the Woods last week. I actually finished it last Sunday evening. And then I immediately started on the next animal which is the Ferret.
Here’s a picture of the three of them side by side.
And of course, I also ordered the supplies I need for the next set of 3. They are coming from 123 Stitch in the States, so it will likely be another week or 2 before they get here. I ordinarily like to order from Canadian suppliers, but the price of $4.95 ...
January was a busy month. I was able to accomplish most of my goals, and even a little extra. It was also a good month for my stash report. A couple of finishes helped.
The big finish this month was my teal quilt. After all the woes with the quilting, it's finally done and the quilting looks good. I'm able to count out the backing and binding in my stash report.
Another finish was the X and Plus top. I didn't expect to make this much progress!
Also (no photos yet, coming soon) I was able to ...
The February releases are now available here at Kitty And Me on Etsy.
I can't wait to stitch one of these Shamrock Biscornu Ornaments:
I've never actually made a "Biscornu". I sew everything into door knob hangers. Maybe I'll give it a try. If you need instructions on sewing one together, there are many links across the internet but you can find mine here written by Cathy Drolet:Biscornu Finishing Instructions
Also available are the Bible Bookmarks:
These are so pretty and Springy!
Also, if you missed Jubilee, the Colorful Birthday Cat for 2025, she's now ...
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February is here, and that means our Songbird’s Garden Block of the Month is almost ready to begin! To keep the excitement going, we’re thrilled to announce our Month 2 Giveaway—with beautiful prizes that any quilter would love.
But first… let’s celebrate our winners from last month!
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Good morning, my friends. Today I can reveal my “Motion” quilt for The Endeavourers art quilt group, but before I do, lets catch up on what happened yesterday, shall we? And let me just tell you, we made good on our goal to do nothing for the entire day. It's good to attain one's goals, wouldn't you agree?
I spent some time on my slow-stitching, finishing off the right side of the turtle.
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