Garden Chevrons, one of my projects for an upcoming retreat is about 90-95 percent cut out. I still have to draw out my template for the borders and cut them out and I have to check with my friends to see if I can sponge a couple scraps off of them for my prints. I bought a bunch, but I was using a lot of my scraps, too. Unfortunately, not all my scraps could yield a set of (four - 8"x 2 1/2" strips AND two - 6 1/2" x 2 1/2: strips that were matching). I am trying to keep it real scrappy. I needed 68 sets and I had 68 fabrics, so I thought I was good. Just didn't realize each of those fabrics weren't big enough to accommodate. Oh well, what's a few more scraps, right?
Also, I have made a lot of progress on my lace shawl.
After a couple of starts, rip outs and re-starts, I am well on my way. I am almost finished with the 5th repeat and there are only 6. Then after that there are some plain rows before I can bind off. There is blocking that will need to be done which will be a first for me, so that should be interesting.
Looks like this is going to be a productive weekend.
Tomorrow I plan on getting to the long arm. I have plenty of projects where that is concerned.
Wish me luck that nothing interferes with my day tomorrow.
Good Luck with that "No Interference" thing today!
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I'm going to go searching today for any 30's fabrics I might have.
ReplyDeleteHoping there is no disruptions to your long arm plans - the kind of attention needed for that really requires no outside distractions:-). Such a good feeling to have all that prep work/cutting done!!
ReplyDeleteYour shawl looks perfect for cool spring days...
Beautiful progress on your Garden Chevrons AND that lovely shawl!
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