What a wonderful week. Our weather has been cool in the mornings but warming enough later to enjoy being outdoors and I did. I also stayed busy inside sewing and quilting.
How I did this past week:
1. Work in the yard: rake pine straw and reset some bearded iris. Done
I did get a couple of areas of bearded iris reset and started raking pine straw. I spent most of my yard time picking up sticks and pinecones and then collecting oak leaves off the lawn for my compost pile.
2. Quilt a comfort quilt. Done
I finished the quilting and the person binding has finished so it is ready to gift.
3. Finish placemats for a housewarming gift. Done
They are even wrapped and ready to give.
Photos of the finishes are on Friday's post.
After finishing projects, I pulled out a couple of UFOs to work on. I pieced crumb strips to insert into “Fiddlesticks” blocks. My strips are wider than Mary's of Zippy Quilts who shares how she made her blocks. I hardly made a dent in this pile of crumbs.
Here are 16 on my design wall.
Sunday afternoon I finished piecing 20 blocks squared to 12 ½” which will make a lap quilt 48 by 60” or it could be larger by adding a border. I have enough crumbs but don't want the quilt to be the next size up (60 by 72”) if I made 10 more blocks.
My Goals for the week of November 15th:
Sew Fiddlesticks top together.
Quilt another comfort quilt.
Use Go Me and dies to cut scraps into units.
Enjoy time with granddaughters.
Stash fabric used or added the past week- Used: ? (scraps) yds Added: 0 yds
So far this year- Used: 102.75 yds Added: 27.5 yds
Stay safe and healthy while enjoying some time sewing and quilting.
Those fiddlesticks are so cute and colorful!!! I love them! Glad to hear you have scheduled snuggles with your GDs!
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