- Finish sewing together b/w bricks and stepping stones
- Preview and sew 9 patches and sashings
- Finish my D9P pastel baby blocks
- Load the pink baby quilt on the long arm
- Sew another set of strips on Sonja's Windows
Whew--that's a list. I will just pick one up and sew on it as time allows. I know I will not get them all worked on.
Had a lovely couple of days with Laura Beth and Mason. A few pictures--
Cuddling with Grandpa
Oh oh, discovering Grandpa's moustache
Grandpa decides to open his eyes and keep an eye on Mason!
Eating out, Mason playing with his favorite toy, a straw!
I sew inbetween loads of laundry, while timing something baking, you know those spare moments you have once in a while!9 patches pressed with sashings, waiting for preview on wall
About 1/3 of the b/w bricks and stepping stones rows sewn together
Sonja's Windows pressed and waiting for another set of strips
Pastel baby D9P's almost all together
I hadn't planned on trying some D9P's so small, but I was asked to make an incubator cover for NICU unit, (I do this for a friend every year) and after reading on Helen's blog I made these. Helen, you're right, anything smaller than 3" is too "fiddly". Helen has a great tutorial on D9P's, it's my favorite. (mine were 3", and that is small enough!)
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7 comments:
Wonder Woman ... that is what you are!!! Mason is getting so big!!
Is Grandpa rethinking the whole mustache bit until Mason reaches 3 years old? lol
You have some great projects going on!
Lots of nice projects!. I see your a Bonnie Fan.
All of your projects are gorgeous! I love your nine patch :)
Lots of wonderful projects being worked on at your house. Mason is cuter than ever.
I don't know how some folks do those tiny blocks!! 3" is about my smallness limit!
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