To say that I failed to meet my monthly goals for February is an understatement. I never even found UFO #5 despite considerable searching. And though I didn't touch Postage Stamp Stars, I did purchase a setting fabric that I think will work (and no, there wasn't a single thing in my considerable stash that I thought would do the job). And I have a setting plan....I think.
I did finish the final Lucy Boston block as well as the 4 patch setting blocks.
Now on to the setting rectangles surrounding the 4 patch. But not this month.
I am playing catch up on the Lori Holt Quilty Folks row Quilt that several of us Crazies are doing as a group.
I finished the rows with these cute stars and houses and have moved on to some tiny flying geese blocks now. The saving grace with this project is that I have precut and neatly packaged each row.
Wild Goose Wednesday's flying geese have been easy enough to keep up with.
Eight geese a week will soon fill up this little project box.
I did meet my goal on my scrappy rug, but will post when I get a decent photo.
Robert, Christi, Aimee, Rob and Sara Ashley
The beautiful weather has given us the opportunity to allow the flock to spend a little time scratching the soil and bug hunting in the garden. They are so much fun to watch.
Take Care,
Jennie
Goodness. So happy I scrolled down my sidebar and found I missed your post.
ReplyDeleteI'd say even if you didn't meet your goals, your progress is amazing!!!
I have read about Aimee. She is an inspiration. Recently I saw her in an exercise video.
Your flock looks happy to be out bug hunting.
Haha on the Thin Mints.
Happy Saturday :)
Lauren
In the Lucy Boston block, are all those triangles pieced or is it a printed fabric? Regardless, it makes for a striking block.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing pictures of your flock. So many interesting colorations. Sort of like choosing colors for a quilt. I would not want to care for them but always like to see people that have the variety of colors and plumage.
Love your chickens! I used to keep chickens and got to the point where I did not care of they laid eggs but just loved to have them around. Also, I rarely set goals because my work became about the goal rather than itself. i love the work you have done.
ReplyDeleteI am so far behind reading blogs.... I love your little houses. They are delightfully bright and fun. I thought about doing those geese but sometimes it just feels like a commitment of even five blocks is too big. Maybe I'll start. I can't remember how long she's making geese.... I think chicken are fun to watch, too. I love seeing their "bloomers" from behind as they head toward something of great interest. Yours have beautiful plumage.
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