Recent thrift store find from a friend for my collection!
That's what I imagine these horses are saying as they have a little confab over the fence. It's also what I'm wondering of my fellow 15-Minute Challenge peeps. I'm sure to find out soon enough when Kate has the linky up tomorrow. If I don't post this now,though, it may never get done.
I missed the party last week, but I have been keeping track. Here are the stats from the past two weeks.
I'm hoping to get back on the horse this week. So, how YOU doin'?
Another challenge I want to mention is the Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge that Sarah and Judi are collaborating on.
Sign-ups are going on this week, and you can find all the details by clicking the link or the button over on the sidebar. It is such a worthy cause, and sounds like a lot of fun. There's even a giveaway for those who sign up!
7 comments:
you have been very productive! great two weeks!
You deserved a little nada, zip and zero! Who can pass up 80 degrees after a long winter?
Thanks for the shout-out, P. - and I think you did great the past two weeks! My weekend quilting time will start to get cut into by boat season, I'm sure - time to start cutting out hexies again!
Yep - I laughed when I saw Nada, Zip, Zero. Some weeks are like that. I only managed 2/7 this week and that's because I did the class! Im completely using "I had company" as an excuse.
I really must get to the PP blocks....eek!
Congrats on two weeks of sewing. Frankly I think you achieved greatness even with the Zip, Zero, Nada days!
7 out of 7 one week and 4 out of 7 the next, pretty good. Nada, zip and zero come into all our lives at one time or another.
See you next week. Good luck!
Hi, I was writing about dough bowls, found your blog and added a link from my post to your post (May 2010). Thanks for sharing some family history of your dough bowl. I am on a 'learning' hunt right now.
- Joy
Ha, ha! Great references in this post. I LOVE it! I think you did really great with your 15-minute challenge and I LOVE your colored charts!
As for me, I sew almost every day. It is my therapy (although whether it is cheaper than a therapist is completely debatable).
Hope you're getting lots done during your 15 minutes this week!
xo -El
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