The side effect of this is - I have no sewing room. I realize that not everyone has a designated space for sewing, storing fabric, etc. but, until 6 months ago, I had a 10' x 12' room, a large storage closet, and a design wall. Now, I have a corner of the dining room table, and storage in our unheated enclosed porch. Not exactly conducive to working on larger projects.... And yet, I'm blessed by having what I have, so don't feel too sorry for me!
Anyway, I have managed to make 2 wedding gift quilts - and I've been doing some small scrappy projects. A bit of knitting has happened too...
So, here's what I've made - wedding quilt #1 - this couple got married in May, but I just finished the quilt in the wee hours of this morning. It's an easy make from a pattern online by Christa Watson.
This one was given to a young couple from church at their wedding a few weeks ago - the pattern is called "Lovebirds" and was designed by Leanne Parsons (Devoted Quilter).
And, unfortunately, a member of our congregation lost her mom, and needed a prayer shawl.
The summer has also been busy with the garden, my two fantastic grandsons, a bit of medical drama, and watching the life cycle of the monarch butterflies as they flit around our milkweed plants! Life has been (mostly) good!
Linking to Confessions of a Fabric Addict (Can I Get a Whoop-Whoop) and Alicia Quilts (Finished or Not Friday)
I hope your renovation is back on track soon and that your heat is back on in time for the really cold weather, or you will be huddling under a mountain of your own quilts! It looks like you're managing to be quite productive, especially under the circumstances.
ReplyDeleteOh renovating is so hard! And yes you are blessed - but! Its always a challenge to learn to move in new spaces - and when you have your own room organized.... I'm feeling for you!! You got a lot of great projects done tho!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your renovating. It always seems to take longer and be more disruptive than planned! I hope you get your ideal sewing space when it's all said and done.
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