Since my sewing room is upstairs, I've not been able get much done there this weekend. Though I did get Jigsaw ready to bind, I didn't get as far as actually making the binding. Most of my "sewing" time has been spent on the computer playing with layouts for some of my UFOs. Plus I was playing around with fabric placement for a new project I've been calling Bright Butterflies. I bought some fabric for that project last week when we were visiting my MIL.
Here's the layout using just what I bought.
Bright Butterflies Modified from Bird Watching by Wendy Sheppard published in July/August 2014 issue of McCall's Quilting |
I think it needs more variety, so hopefully there will be time this afternoon to raid my stash for some additional fabrics.
Here's the damage for the week:
Used last week: 0.03 yards
Added last week: 16.38 yards
Used in 2014: 18.64 yards
Added in 2014: 332.68 yards
Net stashed in 2014: 314.03 yards.
I should be able to get some stitching in this afternoon that should help me on my way to better numbers for next week. I'm linking up with Patchwork Times, check out all the other stash reports there.
Your bright butterfly quilt is going to be great. It makes me feel as though I am looking out through stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteHope DT feels better, so hard to be unable to do simple everyday things.
The layout is gorgeous! Hope Miss Teen recovers quickly.
ReplyDeleteNot much time for sewing when you're playing nurse. I hope DT starts to heal and feels better fast.
ReplyDeleteIt's not fun when the good drugs wear off. Wishing her a speedy recovery
ReplyDeleteWhoa, I love your butterfly layout. Beautiful! Hope DT feels better soon.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you've chosen for that quilt. It's going to be glorious xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the brights with the black sashing and the butterflies! That's going to look awesome!
ReplyDeleteOMG have I never seen your stash reports. You have brought in more than 300 yards of fabric? Yeowzers! I definitely am NOT keeping up. (well, sorry to admit I don't want to keep up either!) Love the butterfly concept. It should be a great quilt.
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