Did not take too long to lose my resolve.
A quick wall hanging per the request of my daughter.
I love how she displays the quilt I made her last year.
Even though I waffled for just a moment,
I have made progress.
Washed and ready to gift.
I used a wool batt and it is so soft and cuddly.
The first 2 blocks of 'If the Hat Fits' are done.
And a few more animals have been added to my mini-Folktales.
I love the texture on the crocodile and the flowers on the Baobob tree.
This is our Kenya camp where the giraffe stood outside our tent.
Next month I should have completed the last block of Posh Penelope.
The fabrics are purchased and all but one block has been constructed.
If I keep up this pace, I could conceivably complete my list by the end of the year.
However, I will be going to Tucson for a Sue Spargo retreat to do her Indigo vases class
and my first 3 blocks of my Trade Winds BOM are on their way.
Both of these projects will take quite a bit of time to do.
I have gotten hooked on Wordle like many others.
At least it is one word a day,
so I cannot play it all day.
Thank goodness, because I love playing it.
I don't think you were waffling. Your Love banner is ready for February. The mini folk-tails are awesome. I'm glad you're able to go to Sue's retreat. Your stitching is always beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhen daughter makes a request, what else is a mother to do??
ReplyDeleteI love the way the houses in the HOME quilt seem to have faces and be talking to each other. :)
Your work on mini-Folktales is incredible! WOW!!
Wonderful for you to attend the Sue Spargo retreat!
Oh my goodness! Such lovely projects you have finished or are working on!! I LOVE your mini folktales!! Have fun at your Sue Spargo workshop!
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