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Sunday, September 29, 2024

Stitching Stuff: Week 39 of 2024


This last week went fast!  We were gone over the weekend and then I didn't feel well the first couple of days we were back. A combination of autumn allergies and a massive headache. I got my Covid and flu boosters Thursday morning, so I was moving pretty slow yesterday. I managed to get in my stitching time, but pretty much let everything else go. 


  • 15 minute days/week = 7/7 days
  • 15 minute days/Sept = 28/28 days
  • 15 minute days/2024 = 272/272 days
  • Success rate = 100%

It's been such a good year on the stitching front. It's been very motivating to have maintained the 100% this long.  So even when I didn't feel very well, I was motivated to stitch, even if was just 15 minutes.  I've made such good progress on my projects this year. All the sewing time really does pay off. 

I've not made any progress on the scraps or fabric pressing recently, mostly because we just haven't been home a lot on the weekends recently.  I'll get back to it eventually.  

How are you doing at fitting in some stitching time with the change in the season?
  
1. Frédérique
2. Gretchen
3. maggie f
4. Julie in GA
5. Quilting Gail
6. DonnaleeQ
7. Melisa- Pinker n' Punkin Quilting
8. Bonnie in Va
9. Amanda
10. Lea Anne's Twinkler Quilt
11. Andrée at Quilting & Learning

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6 comments:

  1. Your success rate is still wonderful! I hope that you are felling better today. Happy stitching!

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  2. Congratulations once again on the continued 100% success rate--amazing! It does make a big difference of moving projects forward.

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  3. Congratulations on maintaining 100% especially when you did not feel so well. The change of seasons can be pretty rough on some. I wish you a lovely day of stitching. hugs.

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  4. Sometimes 15 minutes of sewing can be good therapy - for all kinds of ailments! I started doing that my last year of teaching before I retired. I had a really tough class and it helped me get my mind off them! Glad you've been able to keep it up for yourself.

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  5. Congratulations on 100%. Hope you are feeling better soon. Have to say this is the best year i've had for allergies (touch wood). We just had all the wattle flowering luckily it only lasts a few day and then its gone and I had a few days of feeling it and that was it.

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  6. Congratulations Kate - I hope that you're finally feeling better. Those fall allergies are wicked! Between the seasonal allergies and spending lots of time outside with Poppy, I'm been pretty medicated... but still stitching! Take care.

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