I don't want to jinx myself for the rest of the year, but if I can keep up the sewing pace I set in January, I'll get all my goals accomplished! Hahaha - who am I fooling?!
I experimented with a couple of potential new Rainbow Scrap Challenge blocks, but in the end decided this was not the time to start a new RSC project. That may change as the year goes on, but for now I'm going to attempt to finish some RSC UFOs before I tackle something new.
The Antique Tiles block is a carry-over from 2021. These three blocks feature January's RSC color: red. I don't have an entire rainbow's worth of these blocks yet, so I'll keep adding to the collection as the year goes on.
While we're talking Rainbow Scrap Challenge:
I just finished stitching this RSC project which features Bonnie Hunter's Easy Breezy block. I put an audiobook on my phone and plowed through the stitching in about three days. That's 143 blocks; finished size 66" x 78". I'll definitely be sending this to the "spa" (Pat Sloan's term for sending a quilt to the longarm quilter), and ultimately gifting it.
And since we all need to have the hope of Spring, I offer a Mary Engelbreit garden-themed panel quilt kit. Forgive the crazy indoor picture - this is another Dear Hubby-made quilt hanger in our hallway. It's a great location for displaying quilts, but not great for taking pictures. I finished hand-stitching the binding on this, but was afraid to wash the quilt. So - the edges are a little wavy. I'll have to figure out what I want to do about that.
Happiness Must Be Grown In One's Own Garden.
