10. last but not least, big hexies project...these were gifted to me...lovely kaffe prints...and using a solid yellow gold for connector triangles as most are autumnal colors...hoping to assemble a few small pieces out of this hefty stack...
"I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness" Jeremiah 31:3
Saturday, February 1, 2025
february challenge
Friday, January 31, 2025
half success
cold winter days foster daydreams about warmth and surf...hoping i can get there this summer or early fall some time...i do have salt water in my veins....definitely my happy place...
- finished waterfall UFO
- basted scrappy DWR
- 'mathemagical' top
- finished stitchery 'sleigh bells'
- 2 christmas placemats and a hot pad
- lap robe top and baby quilt for senior center projects
- basted and quilting 'detour to oz'
- 'love bug' flimsy
- put away christmas, revamped living/storage space
- all quilted items moved to closet shelf
- cooked for freezer
- exercised regularly
- read 2 books
- only one routine medical visit
Monday, January 27, 2025
next?
the next...and last...biggie to baste is 'wildest dreams' at 72" square. remember this? i am going to quilt every light triangle and then do cross hatch in blocks and setting triangles...should give it a really vintage look.
on the to-do list is the 'wensleydale' but it's 60" square so not really bed size.
saturday daughter ferried me to wegman's and then the weekend focused on 'mathemagical' which is nearly a flimsy....if you are thinking of making one, i'm listing a couple of tips that helped me. first is this....the construction diagram can be confusing so i use little post-its to block off finished sections...my ex-boss, the neuro brain, would likely say i have some sort of deficit but he had a penchant for diagnosing everyone from the paperboy to grocery clerks. probably goes with the territory...
the second is these prepped units...i counted up the twosies, sewed them together and pinned to the design wall so they were ready when needed. i am working on the last section now.
aren't those kaffe fabrics wild? don't tell him, but the gray print came from joann's...i bought a couple of yards at $3 per so a good deal and a good quality fabric. i thought it looked sorta like a kaffe.
clam chowder got made sunday...a taste of home indeed...enjoyed some fresh air finally now that temps have warmed, promising to creep up most of the week.
last but certainly not least, today is Holocaust Remembrance Day....80 years since Auschwitz was liberated....never, ever forget...especially now that the wannabe dictator-in-chief is in the white house.


