My box blocks are the leader and enders between my star blocks, so I have a handful of teal scraps sewn for the week.
My handwork (besides the usual hexagon assembly) has been a flurry of jumeoni (pouches or pockets). BJ wanted one to carry change at church, so I had to find a bit of orange in my silk scraps.Of course, once I finished one, I wanted to make a few more, so I made one with pink silk scraps.
And then I made a gwi jumeoni (triangle ear pouch) in blue silk. I have trouble making the two ears the same size!
With seven children and thirteen nieces and nephews, I’m sure I can find a good home at Christmas for any extra pouches I make.
I have a pile of blacks and gray scraps on my ironing board as I ponder the next jogakbo for my windows. I have two finished, but the other two panels are still red curtains. I’m sure it looks a bit peculiar to our (rare) visitors!
No one missed school last week, so I think we’re near the end of this round of allergies and colds!
from the room of Zana’s Ninis,
katie z.
2 comments:
Very cute little pouches! Allergies have been bad this year. We needed those July rains, but they produced a bumper crop of ragweed. Hope this week goes smoothly too.
The Box blocks are very pretty and will make a sweet quilt. I'm in awe of anyone sewing with fabrics that are not cotton. Silk would stop me in my tracks. Great job. Hope you have a great weekend!
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