I'm not sure what I did all week but I certainly didn't get much done on my goals list! I did get the new Cali-Co block done though! My friend Sharon and I are doing this Mystery Block of the Month together. Every month we Face Time when the new block comes out and make our blocks while we chat. It's a great way to keep up while we make a new block.
Here's mine from this month.
And here are all three blocks together.
I really like them so far. But I'll have to pay more attention to the fabrics I pick so they don't get dark -- I'm looking for light, bright fabrics. Cali-Co is sponsored by Coriander Quilts. You can go to her website and search for the three blocks on the third Saturday of each month. I'm not sure I am thrilled with the number of half square triangles but I have a die for them!
Here's last week's goals list.
3/10/25
Quilt another of my quilts — didn’t even pick one to quilt!
✅Quilt guild top and trim — done, ready to return.
✅Continue working on March UFO — laid out blocks, changed some of the logs.
Bind baby quilt — I picked the fabric out!
✅Finished last FCQ Equilter blocks — ready to get them ready to mail.
These look great. I'm looking forward to seeing how these mix with the other blocks she is receiving.
3/17/25
Quilt another of my quilts
Start sewing March UFO blocks together
Bind baby quilt
Make a couple of placemats
Finish sewing the lining in the needlepoint scissors case
Three are repeats from last week. I've got half of the lining of scissors case sewn in. I just need to sew the other half in. The quilt guild meeting is this week so I hope to make a couple of placemats to donate.
I've done a pretty good job getting my 15 minutes of sewing in every day. Today I repaired a fleece hoody for my grandson. He evidently wears it all the time. The fleece may be too hot with spring coming. Here are my current numbers.
W/ending 3/16/25. 75 days of 2025
- 15 minute days/Mar = 7/7
- 15 minute days/2024 = 75/75 days
- Success rate = 100%
Yea! I'm getting quite a bit of sewing/knitting done even though I'm not getting everything on my list done.
Here are a couple more pictures from the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Show. One of the guilds I belong to did a challenge for their entries in the show. Here's the sign explaining the challenge. I thought it was pretty interesting but I wasn't willing to commit to it.
I'm linking with the following parties:
Happy Quilting All! Bonnie
You didn't do so badly on your to do list for the week. You are still making good progress on your projects. Your Cali Co blocks are really fun. That cat quilt is pretty spectacular. Your friends miniature is also pretty awesome. Best yet, you are still at 100% for your stitching time. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteSurely you spent some time celebrating your birthday! I really like the Cali Co blocks. And thanks for the quilt show highlights.
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to spot a Sandy Curran quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of challenge quilts but I prefer ones with a more open interpretation. Our guild did one where we had to pull two crayons out of a bag and use only those colours. I hated my colours so I didn't make a quilt!
I enjoy Corey Yoder's style of teaching. Your blocks are sparking.
Helen
I'm always amazed at quilts like the kitten one but do not enjoy making them myself! I will be an admirer! The quilts you've got in progress look great!
ReplyDeleteI really like those squares you show first and that cat!!
ReplyDeleteLove those cali co blocks - and all together they are so pretty
ReplyDeleteAs long as there are no deadlines it is perfectly okay to have a tad slower week. I haven't done much sewing this week either. None today either. I love the quilting design you chose for the QOV.
ReplyDeleteGreat star pantograph, Bonnie!!! Love Michele's quilt and the kitty quilt!!! Such striking colors in both of them!!!
ReplyDeleteI think your Calico blocks look great, the variety of blocks works so well, I might have to use some of my leftovers for these - among the myriad other things I'm sewing.
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