I'm so happy we are out of the deep freeze. Monday snow is expected and high temps may be 39º. Then the next few days will have chances of rain. But wait, there's more. Thursday it is suppose to hit 74º, followed by 80º on Friday. I know spring is around the corner but honestly I don't think I want 80º yet! Our summers are too hot and humid to start in March!
I've had a really quilty week and got lots done. Here's what was finished or moved forward.
2/23/26
✅✅Bind two quilts — both finished.
✅Quilt one of my quits — just a small quilt but quilted and bound.
✅Set last 2 UFO blocks on point — done.
✅Knit on hat— finished! (Picture to come soon.)
✅Make B blocks of Magnificent Mystery quilt — all are sewn but still need to be ironed.
✅Sew up more dash blocks — two more done.
Here's a picture of my 2 finished quilts. The one on the left is from More Quilts for Baby Easy As ABC by Ursula Reikes. (I love all of Ursula's baby quilt books.) I often change patterns to fit the fabric I have on hand. This time it was to use the Mickey fabric. The quilt is about 35" square. The quilting design is Ginger Snap by Apricot Moon.
Here are the projects from top to bottom. Some 16 patch blocks, Dash blocks, an A and B block from Magnificent Mystery. Moving to the right blue bricks, top right is the February UFO challenge blocks and the rest are small bits and pieces, including a doll quilt.
And this week I want to work on these projects.
3/2/26
Bind bottom of grey sweatshirt
Start sewing blue bricks together
Plan rest of design for February UFO blocks and start sewing together
Finish knitting sock currently on the needles
Keep working on the Magnificent Mystery blocks and rows.
Look at the March UFO project to figure out what needs to be done
As you might have guessed I've had another 100% week of sewing 15 minutes a day. And, yes, most days it was way more than 15 minutes!
Week ending 3/1/26; 60 days of 2026.
60 days out of 60 days. 100%
Here's a close up of the doll quilt shown above.
I started this and then let it sit as a top while I decided how I would quilt it. I finally stitched in the ditch with my Bernina. Then it sat some more while I tried to decide on a binding. I only had a few pieces of the blue left from when I first made it. I didn't have any of the yellow left. I didn't want to use the light fabric. But, while I was finding more blues for the brick quilt I found a couple more pieces of blue although they had lots of cuts taken out already. The main thing was I was able to make the binding that matched the little quilt. (And make a brick or two.)
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Happy Quilting All! Bonnie



