Lucky me! I've got a lovely, rainy day at home to do a little sewing, so I can hardly wait to make some progress on a couple of projects.
I'm playing around with a little paper piecing for one small project...
and auditioning fabric combinations for more granny square blocks needed to make a king-size quilt.
This should keep me busy and happy for the rest of the day, especially when homemade soup is on the menu. Mmmm... sewing and soup. Oh, I love a good rainy day now and then!
What are you sewing today?
It's been awhile since I've done a WIP Wednesday post... so I'm delighted to be
Today I haven´t sewed a stitch!
ReplyDeleteA good friend wisited me and we just talked and laughed for 4½ hours!
Love your K, Katherine!
Those Tula Pink-fabrics are fab!
Kram//Maja
Hi Katherine! I love the letter on the linen and especially the blueberry fabric! Granny blocks are still on my list - yours are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm making birds but can't decide how to continue. I couldn't hand quilt for few days and had to start new project. x Teje
Is that "K" for me? Ha ha!! Anxious to see what you will do with it. I was cutting a million 5" squares to work on a project at a get away this weekend coming up. I love the change of season, I feel like I am "allowed" to sew!
ReplyDeleteI love a good rainy day too but we don't get them very often ;) Love your grannies!
ReplyDeleteCurrently I'm working on the first of toddler sized D9P QAYG quilts using the red/green Brrr! line by Laurie Wisbrun :D Got both cut out yesterday (recipients are twins) so will be working on these for a while :)
ReplyDeleteMy soup du jour is Lentil Soup - it's simmering on the stove right now - hubby LOVES lentils :D
Is the K for ... Kayla? Katie? Kandice? Kerry? Kendra? Kylee? Kara? ;)
love your K. and super cute granny squares
ReplyDeleteRainy days would be more fun if my house where in better shape, usually I have to play catch-up (somebody trashes the house while I am playing in the sun) on bad weather days, and then when I could sew the sun comes out and the cycle starts again ....
ReplyDeleteYour letter is fantastic,and inspiring to create others!