I have worked when I could on my UFO project, I Believe. I have to finish the I Believe block (near the center) and one filler that goes below the angel block. I will push to get it done this week and hopefully will at least get the I Believe block finished.
Of course, I have another project going. What else is a quilter suppose to do? (Finish what is started.) I am putting together a program on buttons for my guild next month and have been wanting to do a quilt to show off some of my buttons. I found one that I like and started it. It is Star Flowers from Kim Schaefer. It was on my sewing table.
I also have another project on the design wall under the I Belive, it is Santa Stick. It is on hold for a little while. Sew many projects.
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
January Challenge for UFO
Wouldn't you know that #6 was drawn. I think that is the oldest thing on my list. I will have to swap #5 and #6. Can't put it together until I am finished with the applique. So I will start working on it. I dug it out of the UFO box and put it on the design wall. I can't remember where the finishing part is for the layout. I will look for that this weekend. A few blocks have embroidery to be done and two need applique done. I think there is only one more filler piece. This pattern is from Village Classics and is the I Believe BOM.
That means I have several things to do this weekend. I need to do a craft for a program later this month and I started working on my Santa Stick that I did not put on the UFO list. Lots of fun! I can't believe that I have so many UFO's. I did put together a clutch today, I can see a few things that I need to watch on making another one. It went together fairly quickly. Makes a cute small clutch to carry just the basic necessities. I will leave out the divider piece on future bags. I think it just gets in the way. You can find it here.
I have done some great things so far this morning. I started a batch in the new yogurt maker that I got for Christmas. I used wild blueberry jam for the flavoring and the culture was organic plain yogurt. Tonight (after 9 hours in the "incubator") I will put the lids on and enjoy the yogurt with the homemade granola I make. YUM! Hope it all sets up and taste great. I can see I will be experimenting with the flavors and subtle changes.
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