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 I didn't get a chance to post my 15 Minutes to Stitch report on Sunday because I was busy finishing up the Oak Leaf and Reel quilt I showed you in my last post.

2021:  Weeks 9 of 15 Minutes to Stitch

As I already stated, I spent this week working on the Oak Leaf and Reel Quilt and accompanying blog post,  but since I had the machine running, I also stitched up the ...

I've made a lot of progress this week, fifteen minutes at a time. The Dust off An Old Book Blog hop is happening again this year, and I have signed up. This year, I decided to dust off my oldest quilt book The Romance of the Patchwork Quilt in America.  There are plenty of quilts I want to make in this book, but since I have limited time, I want to make a one block quilt, and decided that applique would be easier.

I chose a design, and had to dust off another book to get the pattern. The ...

2021:  Weeks 7 of 15 Minutes to Stitch

The impeachment trial was this week. Stitching these inchies gave me something I could do that was productive and calming. Newspapers.com is giving free access this weekend, which that also takes up some unexpected time. I also ran some errands ahead of the 6-12 inches of snow we are expecting. Our street hasn't been cleared of snow from the last time it snowed, but the main roads ...

Crabapple Hill Studio is offering a stitch-along on the Facebook page. There are a bunch of small sweet patterns like this one, and in the end, the pattern calls for these to be glued to a canvas. There is a free pattern on their website. Some of them include adding some color to the stitchery. Since they have backing and batting, they are little quilts.

I decided to add the lace to this one. If we make one a day, we will be done in February. I started late so I will have to see if I can catch up ...