There was a good bit of sewing to deadlines this last week. I try hard to avoid that as my stitching time is supposed to be relaxing and meditative. Of course it was my own fault, I had plenty of time to work on my projects, I just got sidelined with the new and shiny. At any rate, it all paid off and last week's to do list has lots of check marks.
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In spite of a weekend of pretty much nothing but stitching time, I still didn't do so well on my to do list for last week.
To Do List for 2/25/2025
1. 2025 SAHRR: Finish borders, 4, 5 and 6 - progress
2. 2025 Guild BOM: Start on April Blocks - no progress
3. Chocolate Marshmallow: Assemble backing - no progress
4. Marble Mystery: Finish assembling quilt - progress
5. Wild and Goosey: Make blue blocks, start sashing yellow ✔
6. Summer Scrap Quilt: Continue as leaders and enders ✔
It wasn't a bad week, I just had way too much on ...
read moreThis year will be my seventh attempt to earn a PHD. Ms. P Designs USA is again hosting the 2025 PHD challenge. The rules are simple, 1) finish twelve UFOs and 2)Finish all new starts (unless they are mysteries/BOMs that run into 2026). I've never finished more than seven quilts in one year. I'm hoping that all the progress last year will help me finish 12 this year. Even if I don't get that far, if I can reduce the total number of UFOs this year I'll be happy.
Last year's efforts reduced ...
read moreLike so many other quilters, I am looking forward to Bonnie Hunter's Mystery quilt this year. I decided to look back at the ones I have done in the past. The dates refer to the year of the beginning of the mystery.
Allietare (2015) |
My first mystery quilt, Allietare (2015), was serendipitously in my favorite red! I was apprehensive about this one--it was my first BH mystery, and I knew there would be so many small pieces. With the wonderful instructions for each step, I wound up having no trouble at all! I changed the border a bit from ... read more
It's the last day of 2020. The pandemic has made life challenging in so many areas, but the year has been good in that I've been home to sew more. That helped take a small bite out of the UFO list. Playing along with Quilting Gail's PHD in 2020 challenge was also a good motivator. Gail is again hosting a PHD in 2021 Challenge, as my UFO list still has 22 projects on it, I'm definitely playing along again.
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