So my Mini Saltwater earned the credit for getting me going again, and it was fun to boot.
Bee blocks were a good next step - entertaining but not too taxing.
And then, I had to get serious. I was scheduled to participate in Selfish Sewing Week, for which I'd decided to make a Brookfield Bag, pattern by Sara Lawson. That process was quite enjoyable and kept me on task last week. Once it was done, I felt 'back to normal'. yay.
Next was an unplanned apron for my granddaughter.
And finally, I just finished binding my latest Spiraled quilt, which I'll share more about yet this week.
Soooo, the month started out dragging, but I think it finished up ok!
Linking up with Fresh Sewing Day at Lily's Quilts.
Your productivity always amazes me! I look forward to seeing Spiralled in all its quilty goodness!
ReplyDeletelove the color choices for that mini saltwater! and I always love your spiraled quilts....
ReplyDeleteI think you were super productive considering how little time you were actually home!
ReplyDeleteI think you got quite a lot done. And I totally understand the feeling of dragging. I often have times where I'd just rather take a nap.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm loving your Brookfield bag. I just made myself a bag, too (mainly b/c I was avoiding a quilt project!). So glad you got your sewing groove back on!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your mini quilt at the top! You always make such gorgeous things!
ReplyDeleteLots of lovelies there...
ReplyDeleteBetter than OK. Really admire how you mix it up with projects. I'm due a travel handmade right about now and haven't make any gratifying little bits since the Zakka Sew Along such a shame.
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting on your spiraled quilt. Sometimes it takes me a while to get back into sewing after a break. I usually just have to make myself sit down at it, then once I get started the urge comes back and I don't even want to stop for food!
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