I am off to link up with Lynette at What a Hoot Quilts and see what others are up to.
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Monday, March 25, 2019
BOM Monday Update
Since my pieces for Delft Blue block 3 are not ready to stitch, I pulled out my Joy of Life project.  Block 6 is in progress and was the perfect project to take along when getting together for quilt time with my friends.  
Monday, March 18, 2019
BOM Update
I have a little confession.  I sign up for too many block of the month programs as well as the kits that go with them.  Since I am still unpacking and finding lots of treasures, I have been updating my inventory of WIP's and I am a wee bit embarrassed by my stash. 
This is the list of projects that I have started and that I have found. I know there are a few more in a box somewhere:
This is the list of projects that I have started and that I have found. I know there are a few more in a box somewhere:
- Delft Blue
- Joy of Life
- Sugarplum Stockings
- Garden Sunshine
- Stars Over Baltimore
- Crazy Seasons Mystery
- Honoring Emma
But I have a Plan!  I am going to stick with one project and finish it before moving on and more importantly purchasing/signing up for another BOM.  
I am concentrating my efforts on Delft Blue which is actually a block of the week.  Eleven weeks have been released but I have only finished the first two blocks and have started prepping Block 3.
This is Block 1.  Block 2 is drying and waiting to be pressed.
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Prepping Applique Pieces
Needle-turn applique is one of my favorite things to do.  I learned by using freezer paper on top and that is the method I have taught for years.  But I have been watching and reading about glue basting and using spray starch to turn the edges.  The past few days I have immersed myself in prepping block #3 of Delft Blue.  At the moment I think I prefer the glue basting.  I seem to be getting neater edges.
Do you have a preferred method? My press and cut board is looking pretty sad. It is has gotten a lot of use over the years.
Do you have a preferred method? My press and cut board is looking pretty sad. It is has gotten a lot of use over the years.
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Slow Sunday Stitching
| Delft Blue #2 | 
Friday, March 1, 2019
This is a recap of what I managed to accomplish in February and where I hope to see March going. Bought some fabric today to make pillowcases for the wee ones in Va. There is a little more snow on the way this weekend, I may be able to do a stitch or two.
FEBRUARY 2019
Knitting:
- Foyle's Pullover--in progress
- Ambah's Kinfold Hat
- Crochet Ripple Afghan--Temperature tracker--up to date
- Mystery Afghan 2019--Clue 1 done Clue 2 in progress
Quilting
- Delft Blue BOW--Block 2--in progess
- Quilt Doodles: Garden Sunshine--clue 2
- Judy's UFO Challenge--#10--Camp Oda May Path A--progress made
- Cranberry Bluff- A Letter from America- The Mitford Murders
MARCH 2019
Knitting:
- Foyle's Pullover
- Cast on Ambah Kinfold #2
- Cast on Bumblebee hat
- Crochet Ripple Afghan--Temperature tracker
- Mystery Afghan 2019--Complete Clue 2. Clue 3 March 15
Quilting
- Delft Blue BOW--Block 2--finish. start prepping block 3
- Quilt Doodles: Garden Sunshine--clue 3
- Judy's UFO Challenge--#4--Hocuspocusville
- Camp Oda May Path A--keep going--round 3
Machine Embroidery
- Simply Dreaming--start clue 1, 2 and 3 which will be posted March 16
- Shattered Triangle
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