It was another good week for finding time to stitch. Though a couple of nights all I managed was 15 minutes.
15 minutes stitching days/week = 7/7 days
15 minutes stitching days/June = 30/30 days
15 minutes stitching days/2018 = 171/181 days
Success rate = 94.48%
Progress is being made during all the minutes, I'm hoping at some point that starts showing up as finishes. You can link up below if you'd like to share how well you did at finding time to stitch.
There's not much to report on the stash management.
Fabric used this week: 0.51 y
Fabric used in 2018: 24.97 y
Fabric added in 2018: 18.91 y
Net fabric out for 2018: 6.06 y
A little out and nothing in. So that still makes for a good week. Linking up with QuiltPaintCreate for the weekly stash report.
There probably will not be any more handwork this weekend, but there was just a little bit of progress on the butterfly panel made yesterday.
If I'm ever going to finish this panel, I really need to work on it more. Maybe it will make it to the quilt plan for 2019. Linking up with Kathy's Quilts for Slow Stitching Sunday. Wishing Kathy and all the Canadian bloggers a Happy Canada Day!
That's it for me this week. I'm hoping for a nice afternoon of stitching in the sewing room. We're off work till Thursday, so I'm hoping this will result in a couple of finishes early in July. Now it's time to link up on how's it going on your end with finding those precious minutes to stitch.
| 1. Julie in GA 2. Melissa G | 3. maggie f 4. Mary-Kay | 5. Meloney 6. Aileen K |
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My grandmother used to do cross stitch quilts with printed panels. I have seen a few bloggers back into this type of project. Hope you have a relaxing time with your stitching today.
ReplyDeleteYour butterfly cross stitch is looking great! It's always good to have some kind of hand stitching project ready to go. Hope you get lots of time in the sewing room today!
ReplyDeleteI have several cross stitch projects from my youth and before-children days that have recently resurfaced. Trying to figure out where to hang them all now. Good memories.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous butterfly! Looking forward to seeing your progress
ReplyDeleteAt least you were making progress, if only a little. Hope you have a great 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteI really like that butterfly. I hope you find more time to work on it. It is going to be so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a great job on the 15 minutes every day... and the butterfly is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEven a tiny bit of progress is still going in the right direction!
ReplyDeleteHope you get more sewing time soon... stay cool!
Thanks for linking up to Slow Sunday Stitching!
You are indeed making progress. I agree with Kathy, even the tiniest bit of progress is progress! You butterfly is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnother good week for you! Glad you got time with your daughter and family, hope you’ve enjoyed the few days off work!
ReplyDeleteYou found minutes, and you used them, that's the important thing. You have a lot of projects going on, so it spreads the finishes out. =)
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