Just a smidge of usage this week as I made a quick cross-body bag for my business trip. I also got the units for row 6 of the Diamonds in the Sky EPP quilt done, and am assembling them into a row this week (and in the next trip at the end of this week). I’ve also started quilting my panel challenge sample, which is a very bright and girly Christmas quilt.
I’m not feeling particularly productive, but rather the need to huddle and focus on maintaining mental health since I don’t travel particularly well - lack of sleep, out of my routine, weird food, inconsistent exercise, etc. If the mood strikes, I might record a podcast in the next few days, but I wouldn’t expect to hear my voice until August 22nd; the lack of sewing and surplus of unsettledness means I would only be whining about stuff, and that’s not fun for anyone!
Remind me to tell you all about the vikings and the giant Reese’s peanut butter bar in Las Vegas!
- Used this Week: 0.75 yards
- 0.75 yd for the Catnip cross-body bag
- Used year to Date: 241.5 yards
- Added this Week: 0 yards
- Woohoo!
- Net Used for 2014: 162.75 yards
- YTD Used for Charity: 91.5 yards (38% of total used)
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ell, I made a purse this week to donate as a raffle prize and forgot to take a picture of it. Instead, here’s the first knitted project I completed: a dishcloth from cotton yarn! I gave it to my friend Judy. It only took 2 false starts before I didn’t drop so many stitches it wasn’t recoverable and didn’t look like a hot mess. Yikes. Learning new things is hard!



I learned last week that the East Cobb Quilters Guild is doing a block drive for QoV, so I made a couple string blocks to contribute and have pieces cut for four pieced blocks to mail in.
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One charity quilt finish this week, plus a pillow cover for my parents. I need to get the quilt out of the dryer (in the daylight) to take pictures of it, but in the mean time, here is a picture of the beanbag finish from last week. Yes, it looks like a lump. Or a beanbag.
