Wednesday, August 17, 2022

WIP Wednesday 8.17.22

Today is the first day of the 2022-23 school year.  Our son is a freshman this year.  He hasn't attended school physically since 3.13.2020.  It could be a culture shock situation.  I hope he has a great year.  It's time to sew.

I finished putting together the kite blocks that I started several years ago.  I added a round of orange and pink squares to make this quilt a more usable size.  That was a great idea suggested by my bloggy friend, Patty.


Speaking of my friend, Patty, she was also the inspiration behind helping me find a place to use some of my grandma's buttons on these littles.  I am happy to wipe two little projects off my long list.


GO! ABCs is on the longarm.  It is more than half way quilted.


I started a new stitch along.  Melissa is always an inspiration to me when it comes to fun decorating and cross stitching.  She sharing her design for a Mystery Autumn Stam SAL on her blog at Pinker n Punkin Quilting & Stitching.

I grabbed a piece of Aida cloth and some random floss that I hope works out color wise and started stitching.  This will be the project in my sew-to-go bag.  There will be sub jobs, bus stop waiting, and the like very soon.


Each Sunday I try to get an item on my WIP list further along.  I continue to work on that project until it is  at least at the finished flimsy stage -- or ideally the finished quilt stage.  I made progress on Random Ohio Stars (a Bonnie Hunter design) by making three more Ohio Star blocks.


I'm linking up with Susan for Midweek Makers here.

I'm also linking up for the first time at Leeet's Patchworkpaarty.

43 Items remain on the WIP list.

Pieces Need to be Cut & Sewn
 1.  Cheddar Jack cat pattern
 2.  Digging up Bones (Owen's dinosaur quilt)
 3.  HST Three, Six, Nine Quilt
 4.  Picadilly Circle
 5.  ...And Sew On BOM at Quiet Play (one block to go)
 6.  RSC16 Folk Art Birds
 7.  Random Ohio Stars -- started January, 2022
 8.  Leah Day Building Blocks QA
 9.  Dresser Scarf (My Grandma's WIP from the 1970's found 1/1/20
10.  Classic Meets Modern BOM
11.  Gypsy Wife QA started in August 2017
12.  Mod Mod QA (from Block Lotto, circles w/lines)
13.  Unity Quilt Along with Bonnie Hunter (started 4/1/2020)
14.  Rail Fence Blocks (started January 2021 as my leader/enders)
15.  Maroon Sampler Quilt--I found this on 2.6.21
16.  Kite Girl (RSC14)
17.  Amish Country BOM (from Lynn, Johnna's mom)
18.  Kathleen Tracy's 2019 Mystery Quilt Facebook QA started in March, 2019  
19.  2.5" Scraps from Dani -- making "cracker" blocks
20.  Little Houses (2.5" blocks)
21.  Autumn Stamp Collection SAL @ Pinker n Punkin Quilting, started August 2022
 
Blocks Still Need to be Made
 1.  Bluepatch Mystery Quilt
 2.  Finding Nemo Scrappy Trip quilt 
 3.  We Can Do It Skill Builder Sampler
 4.  Drunkard's Path Variation quilt

Blocks Are Made But Need to be Sewn Together (and/or Some Sashing)
 1.  Tula Pink's City Sampler 100 Modern Quilt Blocks 5/17/17 QA
 2.  Cruise blocks won from Libby
 3.  Cathy's CRAZY BY DESIGN Dot Dot Dash Bag, Won April, 2018
 4.  Split Stars (blocks won from the Block Lotto, October, 2012)
 5.  African Violet baby quilt (Block Lotto inspired)
 6.  Tall Fly (blocks won from Block Lotto)
 7.  Pre-printed cross stitch pillow sham (May 2018)
 8. Flower Baskets (blue and white with some applique) Block Lotto win 10/1/18

Quilt Back Needs to be Made (Tops are Done)
1.  Card Trick (pink and blue)
2.  Hunter Green Star Quilt
3. Waffle Blocks (August 2019 -- RSC19) pink
4. Waffle Blocks (August 2019 -- RSC19) blue
5. Kite blocks in pink/orange/grey

Ready to Longarm
1.  Bubble Gum Pink & Navy Quilt
2.  Plus Quilt (Be Positive) started in 2016; quilt top completed 1.1.22
3.  Rescue Quilt from my SIL (patchwork squares)
4.  GO! ABC Quilt started during the pink month of RSC21, January 2021 -- August OMG, 2022
5.  Friend's Large Square Patchwork Quilt CM

3 comments:

Gretchen Weaver said...

You are very wise to have a to go hand work project in a bag. You definitely will have lots of wait time with a child in school. I hope all goes well for him and he stays healthy this school year. Happy stitching!

Linda Swanekamp said...

It is hard to go back to a situation like school when you have been gone so long. I certainly pray that the students do not give Owen a hard time. Sometimes by high school they have grown up some compared to middle school. I hope there are things he can get involved in and find his place.

Nancy @ Grace and Peace Quilting said...

It feel so good to have a hand sewing project prepped and ready to go! I love Melisa's projects, too--she's so generous!

BTW, did you comment on my blog as "Unknown"? If so thank you!!! I'm sorry I don't have you email address to reply directly. If not, okay, too!!! It might be another Kathy S.??!