Happy April - hope not too many fools around ;-)
March has been a busy month - although I set myself a couple of major projects and then did my usual thing of procrastinating. But anyway before we get to that here is a summary of what I got done in March:
I tried out paper piecing for the first time - and oh how I love it!
To feed my paper piecing addiction I made three bags for the lovely ladies who ran the Wee Chap's after school club (it closed at the end of term). They were a massive hit so I'm pleased I made them.
I have finished the top and basted the Twiggy Lattice quilt I'm making for my Mum's 60th birthday. Well her birthday was the 25th March and she arrives here on Thursday (she lives in Dubai but is back to help look after the Wee Chap over the Easter hols) and unfortunately it will not be finished by then because:
1) the a fore mentioned procrastinating
2) the Little lady contracting tonsillitis and a ear infection at the same time and hence robbing me of sleep and enthusiasm for sewing
3) deciding that my initial background quilting plan (straight lines on sashing) wasn't working and spending the last three nights unpicking - why does it take sooooo much longer to unpick?
But I've decided I'm not going to stress about it - I'll wrap it up as is on Wednesday night and let my mum open it and then take it back and hopefully have it finished by her next visit in June.
So the plan for April is to finish the Lattice quilt, finish my building block baby quilt and most exciting of all, get cracking on my donation quilt for Siblings Together.
Linking up with
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Now off to visit some new blogs.
Sarah
Book Drawstring Gift Bag Tutorial
2 days ago
Love the paper piecing! Can't wait to see your April makes =D
ReplyDeleteLove those bags, what thoughtful gifts! Just stopped by from the small blog meet, am a new follower! :) x
ReplyDeleteThose bags are awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, stopping by from the small blog meet. Love your blog name!
ReplyDeleteI too love your blog name it is fabulous. I cannot wait to see what you make next!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous paper piecing!!
ReplyDeleteStopping by while visiting the blogs linked in the small blog meet. Those bags are great - love the rainbow of colors.
ReplyDeleteLove your paper piecing :-) I haven't been brave enough to try it yet!
ReplyDeleteThe paper piecing is gorgeous! It's nice to meet you, also found you through the small blog meet. Looking forward to seeing your next projects.
ReplyDeleteYour paper piecing looks amazing!! I've not tried yet, I'm a scaredy cat!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from Lily's Quilts. Love your blog and your projects-just beautiful! I've never tried paper piecing...maybe one day. :)
ReplyDeleteThat are some great bags and such a nice green/blue/brown top.
ReplyDeleteI love your rainbow paper piecing blocks. I found you through Small Blogger Meet. I enjoyed looking around your blog. I am now a follower.
ReplyDeletelove your paper piecing! I will need to try those blocks some time! Your twiggy quilt is beautiful. Gorgeous colours and well done on signing up for the siblings group. x
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