After a day of freezing rain, sleet, and snow there is no school today and we have a delayed start to the work day. So I get another hour and a half at home before I have to head in this morning. The text blast from work also instructed everyone to wear jeans and sensible shoes due to the cold and slick streets.
We didn't go anyplace due to the weather, so you think I'd have gotten quite a bit of stitching done. I did spend quite a bit of time in the sewing room, but a lot of that was searching for teal scraps for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. In the process I did a bit of organizing of the scrap bins. I spent more time on that than I intended.
Three more Jigsaw blocks are finished, so the flimsy is more than half way done now.
There are two more blocks partially assembled at the sewing machine. I'm pretty happy with how it's coming along. The color graduations aren't perfect, but the flow is there. Drama Teen loves it and since it's for her, that's really all that matters.
What little progress there has been on other projects has been posted. So that's it for my design wall today. If you are in the path of this most recent winter storm, stay dry, stay warm, and stay home to stitch. The roads here are really treacherous.
I'm linking up with Judy over at Patchwork Times. I hope to get to check out a few posts before I have to brave the cold and head into work this morning.
Your puzzle quilt is coming along great.
ReplyDeletehope you get to work safely - good about being able to dress down for the day - when I worked if the weather was bad I dressed in my jeans and boots to work and changed when I got there!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a very cool quilt, any teen would love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! The way the colors move is just awesome -- it's going to be a fabulous piece! :)
ReplyDeleteI love jigsaw puzzles and this is a wonderful puzzle quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a fun quilt and I would think any teen would love it! I'd better not let my grandson see it.....
ReplyDeletewhat a great design!
ReplyDeleteI wear jeans to work pretty much every day..just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteYour weather sounds quite dire!
Yay for half done plus! I think the puzzle blocks look great. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteYour jigsaw puzzle is coming along beautifully. Are the fabrics all from stash? Can't wait to see the next row.
ReplyDeleteHope you all are safe and sound! DT has good taste!
ReplyDeleteLove the puzzle pieces. It's the perfect pattern for April- Autism Awareness month.
ReplyDeleteI love the color flow and the color combinations. And if DT is happy, it's all good. Perfect teen quilt too.
ReplyDeleteIt's coming along well! I can't wait to see the finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteYou know Kate, you do get an amazing amount done consider you are still working. Slow and steady does work quite well. And, to sneak in some sewing on delayed opening days -- awesome! Keep it up. B.
ReplyDeleteOoo, I hope the weather improves for you soon as you head into spring. We are in autumn. February, usually our hottest month, fizzled into mild, wet days and March has continued the theme. It's so dark here at 8:30am you'd think it was mid winter!
ReplyDeleteYour puzzle blocks are looking so wonderful together!
ReplyDeleteThis weather is really getting tiresome. I love the "sensible shoes" part - LOL! Loving the Puzzle quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis weather is really getting tiresome. I love the "sensible shoes" part - LOL! Loving the Puzzle quilt!
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