WIP

I have plenty of these at the moment because as I was saying in a previous post, I got tempted by so many lovely new projects. Never a dull moment really! On top of that, I am currently keeping up with the morning yoga, which I feel is great for my body and mind and also with the decluterring. This week task on Shelly's blog is to declutter/order/back up computer files. I think this is almost like a full time job but I'll try to delete afew!


So I have made a few more blocks for the 365 challenge quilt, blocks #9, 10 and 11 are done, which means I still have 3 to catch up with.

I worked on my #100days challenge by making a belated Bee block for Bee Europa,

and a belated Bee Hive block

I have almost made a start on the #hkqal, in that I have laid out the first block, ready for stitching!

I have sewn 2 blocks for the Block lotto so far, and I must say I love how they turned out. I'll keep my fingers crossed, I wouldn't mind winning!


And I couldn't resist starting my Postcards from the World cross-stitch but this one has not been a walk in the park. I haven't stitched much but I have already unpicked a lot.

All of these take my total for this month to 16 already, I have never been so productive!
Linking to WIP Wednesday, Sew Cute Tuesday, Let's Bee Social, Needle and Thread Thursday.

Celine


Comments

  1. hydeeannsews13 January 2016 at 21:57

    like you said, lots of good things going on here! i really like your choices for your spool blocks. that drk teal mitsi print (in any color) is probably my favorite liberty print ever!

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  2. Kathy S.14 January 2016 at 09:34

    Beautiful blocks for the Block Lotto. Good luck! I'm playing this month too. LOVE your Bee Hive block. Is there a pattern for it on the web somewhere? That would make a great scrappy quilt.

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