It's been a... distracted week.
Early in the week, I learned it might be possible to partake in a craft fair on October 8. Good news all the way around, except, wait! That's too soon! So I had to set up a mock booth in my dining room (which required shopping for display items for said booth), take pictures, send in my application, and start counting how many hats I had made. I have 70 done, and while 100 would be a perfect number, I've decided I can't drive myself crazy striving for that many. I still need to make more flowers and dishcloths, as I don't have nearly enough of those.
I was also sidetracked by the distracting disaster of my sewing area. Before and after, if you're interested.
I am on the homestretch on my Scraps to Treasures quilt. Woohoo! It will be completed by week's even if nothing else is. I have to finish this week, as next week... well, more on that later.
One table runner, one lap quilt (MEM scraps), and 4 placemats are quilting, binding machine stitched on, and awaiting hand stitching and thread burying. I have my work cut out for me! I look forward to washing them and showing you pictures. My machine quilting on the MEM scraps is certainly nothing to write home about, but I tried new things, even a few feathers, and feel I am improving!
Check out the other stash reports on Judy's blog.
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
Early in the week, I learned it might be possible to partake in a craft fair on October 8. Good news all the way around, except, wait! That's too soon! So I had to set up a mock booth in my dining room (which required shopping for display items for said booth), take pictures, send in my application, and start counting how many hats I had made. I have 70 done, and while 100 would be a perfect number, I've decided I can't drive myself crazy striving for that many. I still need to make more flowers and dishcloths, as I don't have nearly enough of those.
I was also sidetracked by the distracting disaster of my sewing area. Before and after, if you're interested.
I am on the homestretch on my Scraps to Treasures quilt. Woohoo! It will be completed by week's even if nothing else is. I have to finish this week, as next week... well, more on that later.
One table runner, one lap quilt (MEM scraps), and 4 placemats are quilting, binding machine stitched on, and awaiting hand stitching and thread burying. I have my work cut out for me! I look forward to washing them and showing you pictures. My machine quilting on the MEM scraps is certainly nothing to write home about, but I tried new things, even a few feathers, and feel I am improving!
Check out the other stash reports on Judy's blog.
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
1 comment:
Wow, sounds like you're on fire this week! Good luck at the craft fair! I don't know how you all do it. I would absolutely drive myself crazy with worry if I did one of those, but I admire people who can!
Have a great week!
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