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Sunday, May 19, 2024

Stitching Stuff: Week 20 of 2024


It's been a weird week. On a positive note, my knee is finally lining out.  I can go up stairs normally, still look like a gimp going down.  But you have to enjoy the small victories.  I made it to the gym this week, but did a very light work out to avoid doing something stupid and being really sore the next day. I also got in my stitching time this week.  

  • 15 minute days/week = 7/7 days
  • 15 minute days/May = 18/18 days
  • 15 minute days/2024 = 139/139 days
  • Success rate = 100%
It's been a very good year on the stitching front even with knee surgery. Thank goodness for hand stitching projects. 

I didn't spend as much time on stash organization this week.  I did a bit of scrap cutting, but not so much you can see a difference in the bin.  The fabric to be pressed bin is a bit emptier. 


There's a bit less orange fabric in the bin, most of what was pressed was fat quarters and half yards.  The black yardage in the top photo was about 5 yards, so it took a bit to get it all pressed and folded.  I'm hoping I can do better on both the scrap sorting/cutting and the pressing this next week.  

So how did your stitchy week go? 

1. Gretchen
2. Julie in GA
3. maggie f
4. Andrée
5. Karen
6. Bonnie in Va
7. Amanda
8. Frédérique
9. Quilting Gail
10. DonnaleeQ
11. Melisa- Pinker n' Punkin Quilting

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6 comments:

  1. Glad you've been able to keep up with your stitching goals all year - that's great! Scrap processing and fabric pressing takes time, but every little bit counts. I often give up on that in favor of sewing more, lol!

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  2. glad to hear you are going up the steps well - going down will follow soon!

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  3. Sounds smart to not overdo it at the gym. Some days I can hardly get up to a decent walk. (I'm usually between slow and medium slow :-) ). Do you wash all new fabric before you take it to your sewing area? Is that what needs to be ironed? I know I do but I "try" to iron it before I put it away. Sometimes I just put it away.... Sigh. Postpone the inevitable.

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  4. Glad you knee is getting there. I've actually done some quilting this week not just that boring crochet stuff. Feeling very inspired after a weekend quilt class with some excellent teachers.

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  5. Hurray for your numbers! Your stash organization looks great, I love these black fabrics. The two bins are the perfect stash for an Halloween project ;)

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  6. It is so wonderful to hear that you are getting stronger each and every day. I love seeing your bins of fabric. It makes me want to dig into mine. Enjoy your week, Kate. Hugs.

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