The long weekend has come and gone. I had so many days off, yet it seemed to really fly, and I could hardly believe it when Monday night arrived, and I realized most people will return to work when they wake up.
I got a LOT of sewing done, and a little knitting. I would have finished more sewing, but Monday turned into a hot day. I sewed in the morning, but when it got too hot upstairs, I went downstairs to the office and spent several hours sorting through piles of papers. I don't know why I let them pile up for so long before I tackle them. It's crazy. Feels great to have some of that done, though. Maybe one of these years I'll turn over a new leaf.
Here is the line of projects I finished this weekend:
The first few are small blankies (flannel backing, no batting) for Rosebud --the one with red borders is UFO #17
The next ones are made just like the Rosebud blankies, but these will be going to Philippines --
Cat watching me sew --
a paper pieced block I made for a friend --
I started on some pot holders I need to make for a church project. Only two are completely done, but I have several pot holders ready to "stuff" and pieces cut out for the assembly process --
I got a sweatshirt at a rummage sale, cut off the arms and sewed it up at arms and bottom; then I filled it with sewing scraps to make an animal bed; sewed up the neck and there you go... the problem is, I filled it too full, and it weighs a ton! But the cat seems to enjoy it. It's a "Methodist sweatshirt," so I guess that makes him a Methodist cat --
finished this scarf; yarn is alpaca and so soft!
finished this dish cloth about ten minutes before writing this post --
2 comments:
Wow, you were very productive! Lots of boxes ticked off on your to do list. That feeds the soul for sure :)
I am under a CAT scan frequently when I sew too.
Now weren't you the busy one- it always feels so productive when one gets so much done. I am sure that each of those quilts will be well loved.
A belated Happy Birthday to your sister. I hope she had a wonderful day.
Warmest regards,
Anna
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