In March, I hoped to...
1. Spend 15 minutes a day or half a block hand quilting. The big goal is to get the quilt off the frame! Yes! I’ve only missed 4 days so far this year. The quilt is off the frame, bound, and the alternate block quilting is planned and begun.
2. Scraps: Trim. Teal sewing (my favorite!): courtyard steps, Garden Party, and the long lasting 16 patches. Maybe the new leader and ender. No new leader and ender. It’s just not floating my boat right now. I did trim, sew up my blocks, and work on the 16 patches.
3. Temperature Quilt: finish three rows and sew them together. Three rows done!
4. Make four more items of clothes. Clothes sewing season has begun! Easter clothes are done. I still have a bucket of garment sewing, but I’ve turned to mask making.
In April, I hope, hope, hope to...
1. Spend 15 minutes a day or (dare I say) one block a day hand quilting. We’re home, it’s off the frame so my back is less bothered, and I need work to keep me off screens.
2. Scraps of unknown color: trim, courtyard steps, Garden Party posies, and maybe more 16 patch sewing?
3. Temperature Quilt: finish another row and sew them together.
4. Fox quilt. I dunno. Cut, sew, make something that gets me off the screens!
from the room of Zana’s Ninis,
katie z.
1. Spend 15 minutes a day or half a block hand quilting. The big goal is to get the quilt off the frame! Yes! I’ve only missed 4 days so far this year. The quilt is off the frame, bound, and the alternate block quilting is planned and begun.
2. Scraps: Trim. Teal sewing (my favorite!): courtyard steps, Garden Party, and the long lasting 16 patches. Maybe the new leader and ender. No new leader and ender. It’s just not floating my boat right now. I did trim, sew up my blocks, and work on the 16 patches.
3. Temperature Quilt: finish three rows and sew them together. Three rows done!
4. Make four more items of clothes. Clothes sewing season has begun! Easter clothes are done. I still have a bucket of garment sewing, but I’ve turned to mask making.
In April, I hope, hope, hope to...
1. Spend 15 minutes a day or (dare I say) one block a day hand quilting. We’re home, it’s off the frame so my back is less bothered, and I need work to keep me off screens.
2. Scraps of unknown color: trim, courtyard steps, Garden Party posies, and maybe more 16 patch sewing?
3. Temperature Quilt: finish another row and sew them together.
4. Fox quilt. I dunno. Cut, sew, make something that gets me off the screens!
from the room of Zana’s Ninis,
katie z.