The Chookshed Stitchers Challenge is off to a good start. Well, for me anyway!
#6 was pulled for January.
Now, I could choose what I like and have chosen to work on a donation quilt. There will be a drop-off date in May and this is a good start. I would like to have two to donate, but if only one gets done, I'm good with that. These blocks don't look like much, but they will make up a lap size quilt. You will just have to wait and see! LOL
Lastly, I would like to finish adding borders to this Xmas top.
So, that will be my month challenges and they will help to keep me busy.
I did complete my December binding challenge and photos and a post to follow soonish.
Soup is simmering on the stove and it is snowing outside. Has our winter finally arrived and is it here to stay for the next 3-4 months?
Cherish your day, cherish your life!
7 comments:
I love to make 9 patches, they can be used in so many ways. The quilt will be loved no matter how you arrange them. Happy stitching!
excellent goals and anxious to see finishes....mmm soup and winter always go together...weather guru talking winter storm this weekend...we are in the 'slush' zone between snow and rain....hmm remains to be seen what we actually get...stay warm and sew on!
Yum, a bowl of hot soup while it's snowing outside. Your January sounds filled with stitching. Those 9 patch squares are sweet. I must say, I'm in love with the blue and white winter beauty in your header. It's stunning!
Soup is the best thing in winter! Those nine patches will grow very quickly, they are very versatile blocks.
First, your winter banner quilt is stunning!
It looks like you will have a productive month with all those goals! Your 9 patches will make a great donation quilt.
Great list of things to get done this month.
Soup is always good on a cold day.
Lots of things progressing at your place.
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