Cherub is 5 months!
Stash Report 5/15/11
It's a great relief to have all the to do list done - visitors from CO - it was great having you! - siggie quilt presented - class completed (boo hoo - it was so good), first communion attended. I don't have any deadlines at the moment and it feels wonderful! Just have 4 months of ufos to catch up on and a monochromatic quilt to finish - LOL, but none of these are deadlines, just goals. I hope to get some quilty time in now everyday. How about you?
And for my stash report, here are my numbers:
Used/Donated & Cut this week: 2.5 yards
Used/Donated Yr to date: 28.87 ards
Added this wk: 0.0 yards
Total Yr to date Added: -3.5 yards
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Total Yr to date Use: 25.37 yards
Go over to Judy's post at Patchwork Times and see how others are doing.
And for my stash report, here are my numbers:
Used/Donated & Cut this week: 2.5 yards
Used/Donated Yr to date: 28.87 ards
Added this wk: 0.0 yards
Total Yr to date Added: -3.5 yards
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Total Yr to date Use: 25.37 yards
Go over to Judy's post at Patchwork Times and see how others are doing.
Blogger's Quilt Festival is here!
This is the most wonderful eye candy that comes to us semi-annually from Amy. I guarantee you will see a lot of great quilts to admire and inspire. And there's a bunch of yummy giveaways too!
Here's my entry: Rescued Log
I went to a yard sale close by and found they were selling a bag of fabric for $10. It was a large bag. In there with all the yardage was this partial quilt that looked like it had been cut up for use as something else. Two sides had jagged edges. I loved the colors so I bought the whole bag. I took the quilt apart and had about 13 blocks. I used four of them to repair 4 others that needed bringing up to size. They were already quilted, so I decided to put them back together as a Quilt as you Go quilt. My daughter-in-law in Colorado had admired the blocks and when it was done, I sent it to her for her birthday. She is very happy with it. And I'm happy I was able to salvage someone's log cabin.
See all the other quilts at Amy's Creative Side post for her Blogger Quilt Festival. You'll be glad you did!
I went to a yard sale close by and found they were selling a bag of fabric for $10. It was a large bag. In there with all the yardage was this partial quilt that looked like it had been cut up for use as something else. Two sides had jagged edges. I loved the colors so I bought the whole bag. I took the quilt apart and had about 13 blocks. I used four of them to repair 4 others that needed bringing up to size. They were already quilted, so I decided to put them back together as a Quilt as you Go quilt. My daughter-in-law in Colorado had admired the blocks and when it was done, I sent it to her for her birthday. She is very happy with it. And I'm happy I was able to salvage someone's log cabin.
See all the other quilts at Amy's Creative Side post for her Blogger Quilt Festival. You'll be glad you did!
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