Since Canterbury Crossings was done (as far as piecing), I let myself start a new project. Here is Tea with Betsy and Martha. The cream and blue strips have been cut.
Showing posts with label Canterbury Crossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canterbury Crossing. Show all posts
Monday, March 28, 2011
Design Wall Monday - 3/28
Canterbury Crossings is now a flimsie.
Since Canterbury Crossings was done (as far as piecing), I let myself start a new project. Here is Tea with Betsy and Martha. The cream and blue strips have been cut.
Since Canterbury Crossings was done (as far as piecing), I let myself start a new project. Here is Tea with Betsy and Martha. The cream and blue strips have been cut.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Small Spark
There was a small spark of sewing today. I really wanted to start a new project this morning but my conscience took over and I chose to continue working on Canterbury Crossings instead. I pieced the last sashing row and last two block rows, pieced all the rows together and added the first border. There are three more borders to go and it'll be a flimsie. THEN I can start a new project.
I really love the fabrics in this top and the color combo. If I would have had more of this fabric, I would have made this a queen size because it would have looked lovely on our bed.
I really love the fabrics in this top and the color combo. If I would have had more of this fabric, I would have made this a queen size because it would have looked lovely on our bed.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Design Wall Monday - 3/21
Monday, February 7, 2011
Design Wall Monday - 2/7
My February UFO Challenge project is Infinity Star. I've finished 5 more blocks with only one more to go. I hope to finish the last block and start on the sashing this week. There really are 15 Infinity Star blocks on the design wall. They are just layered because I didn't want to take down my Canterbury Crossing blocks.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Design Wall - 1/31
Monday, January 24, 2011
Design Wall Monday - 1/24
Monday, January 17, 2011
Design Wall Monday - Jan. 17
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Week #3 Stash Report
Fabric Report
Added this week is a jelly roll (Lollipop) that I won. I started cutting PIG #6 which is Canterbury Crossing so 3.5 yards out.
Here are my numbers:
~ Fabric Used this Week: 3.5 yards
~ Fabric Used YTD: 3.5 yards
~ Fabric Added this Week: 2.75 yards
~ Fabric Added YTD: 5.75 yards
~ Net Usage: -2.25 yards
Yarn Confessional
I mentioned last week that I had more yarn coming. Well, it's here! This will be it for a while.
On the left is Sanguine Gryphon - Little Traveller in the Reykjavik colorway (3 skeins) and the two skeins on the right is Pandora in two separate colorways from The Woolen Rabbit. I originally had ordered Reykjavik for the Sprossling cardigan, but the pattern is calling for me to make it a brighter (springy type) color, so that's why I bought 4 skeins of the Plucky Knitter pink yarn from someone on Ravelry who was destashing them. I think Sprossling will look much better in pink!
Go to Judy’s blog and see how others did with their fabric stashbusting this week.
Added this week is a jelly roll (Lollipop) that I won. I started cutting PIG #6 which is Canterbury Crossing so 3.5 yards out.
Here are my numbers:
~ Fabric Used this Week: 3.5 yards
~ Fabric Used YTD: 3.5 yards
~ Fabric Added this Week: 2.75 yards
~ Fabric Added YTD: 5.75 yards
~ Net Usage: -2.25 yards
Yarn Confessional
I mentioned last week that I had more yarn coming. Well, it's here! This will be it for a while.
On the left is Sanguine Gryphon - Little Traveller in the Reykjavik colorway (3 skeins) and the two skeins on the right is Pandora in two separate colorways from The Woolen Rabbit. I originally had ordered Reykjavik for the Sprossling cardigan, but the pattern is calling for me to make it a brighter (springy type) color, so that's why I bought 4 skeins of the Plucky Knitter pink yarn from someone on Ravelry who was destashing them. I think Sprossling will look much better in pink!
Go to Judy’s blog and see how others did with their fabric stashbusting this week.
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