Well, JoJo has already defeated the newest door fastener and can lock himself in the bathroom for a forbidden midday bath, so I've been busy (and worn out) this week. The fabric cutting has been curtailed, and it's always good to celebrate victories! He's also voluntarily vocalizing, sometimes imitating words, and approximating color words. The world is pretty fabulous since his tenacity is a life saver despite the irritations is brings at times.
In the meantime, my navy baby quilt is pieced and basted. I am torn on the quilting, but may brave feathers. I had no time to quilt this week, so I may ponder for a day or two more.
The triangle madness continues. I finished ninety of the 704 units that have the two small triangles, which takes care of all the triangle pairs I finished this week. I've begun the large triangle units, for which I also need 704. Now that I have the first block stitched up, I feel less daunted by the seemingly endless parade of triangles. I spent Friday night cutting more while my family watched a video.
My applique is behind for the month, but I've decided to keep it low stress. If it's not finished by my original goal, I already have another quilt that can work for donating, so I can take my sweet time.
Be sure to check out other lovely brown (and pink!) projects this Saturday.
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
In the meantime, my navy baby quilt is pieced and basted. I am torn on the quilting, but may brave feathers. I had no time to quilt this week, so I may ponder for a day or two more.
The triangle madness continues. I finished ninety of the 704 units that have the two small triangles, which takes care of all the triangle pairs I finished this week. I've begun the large triangle units, for which I also need 704. Now that I have the first block stitched up, I feel less daunted by the seemingly endless parade of triangles. I spent Friday night cutting more while my family watched a video.
My applique is behind for the month, but I've decided to keep it low stress. If it's not finished by my original goal, I already have another quilt that can work for donating, so I can take my sweet time.
Be sure to check out other lovely brown (and pink!) projects this Saturday.
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
katie z.
14 comments:
That JoJo is one smart kid! Glad you got to get at least a few stitches done.
Wow... that is a LOT of triangles!
Hope you get a chance to catch your breath this weekend. Love your baby quilt!
Owo Katie, it is sure a lot of triangles to go And that baby quilt is beautiful
Lotsa triangles you've got going there--love that baby quilt--feathers would be super on it with all those angles...hugs, Julierose
I've always loved the look you get with triangles in the quilt. One of the first quilts I made was 1000 triangles. That cured me of working with triangles for a while. Will this quilt do the same for you?
Very nice!
Celebrating victories small and large... Good work, JoJo!! You'll be a talker, yet. Now, leave those locks alone, boy!! You are too smart for your own good.
I really like your quilt and I hope you get some rest this weekend!
The blue and yellow triangles turned out great! What a fun combination of colors. Hope that the week will bring a little time for relaxation. Sounds like JoJo is keeping you on your toes right now.
The baby quilt turned out beautifully! Congrats on all the good news. Hope that next week isn't as hectic.
Love the color combo in the pyramid quilt. Good luck on feathers! I haven't tried those yet on my DSM.
The colors in your baby quilt are wonderful!
JoJo is SMART! Love your blue and brown quilt : )
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