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I've been doing a little of this in the evenings....... |
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| Cutting a little of that during the daytime........ |
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| Putting a few machine stitches in this when I can..... |
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Keeping up with Bonnie's mystery quilt.................. |
The first day of Advent arrived on Sunday. Time to put a few projects away until January and focus on celebrating the birth of our Saviour.
Such a busy body aren't ya?!! LOL
ReplyDeleteSlow and steady wins the race, as they say. Everything is moving along beautifully.
ReplyDeleteyou're a busy person. hopping from one project to the next. keeps things fresh! what is the yellow and green project--is that the BYCT and I just don't recognize it??
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been busy! I love having several different projects going at the same time too.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a nice mix going. You can make good use of your time by having a bit of machine work..and hand work going on at the same time? :)
ReplyDeleteYou are a busy gal! I love all you projects! Appliqué is stunning! I'm loving the fabrics for your Bonnie Mystery! He is the reason we celebrate!
ReplyDeleteSo much progress; I am envious! Love the candles in the canning jars, too!
ReplyDeleteI am in complete agreement about "the reason for the season". I've become a Scrooge in the last few years - it's not about the presents!
I hope you post your progress on BTCT block over at the Cherry Tree blog. It is so much fun seeing all the different fabric choices everyone is using,.
ReplyDeleteI love your hst's!! Your mystery quilt is going to be gorgeous. I also like your yellow and green applique. Is this a new project?
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteIs that sampler quilt an old fav fabric swap quilt? I vaguely remember those blocks :-) Looks great!
Kathy B
Love the canning jar candles, they are so quaint! Your quilts and projects in process are gorgeous, too! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteLove the canning jar candles, they are so quaint! Your quilts and projects in process are gorgeous, too! Thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteHow do you get so much done???
ReplyDeleteYour candles reminded me to dig mine out....I put them outside when I know we are getting company. They look welcoming when it is snowing. :)
Enjoy the celebration. It is sometimes nice to have a few different things to work on. You are getting a lot done.
ReplyDeleteYou've got your day cut out for you ... literally! :) What lovely projects! Great going!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and decorating. I can't wait to do some sewing, I want to make some new things for the season.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
You look like an organized multi-tasker. Everything neatly arranged, progressing slowly, making progress in little steps, using variety to keep from being bored.
ReplyDeleteYou're my hero(ine). Wish I could keep my things half that organized.
Season's greetings and blessings, Lori.
Well aren't you busy!
ReplyDeleteI think you must have been using the best of your sewing time and it all looks like fun. I'm with Jan about the reason for celebrating the season.
ReplyDeletewell don't we have a few projects going on!
ReplyDeletethey all look wonderful!
for this month I hope to finish 3 quilts I have had on the go for awhile!
I am putting on my focus hat and sticking to the projects no new projects to this 3 quilts are done!
think I can stick with that plan?
Kathie
Great projects Lori and I love them all, of course :o)
ReplyDeleteMe, too. A little of everything but nothing finished. Not that you aren't finishing, I meant I'm not finishing.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of mason jars for the advent candles. I've got to get out of my box more.
Fantastic quilty fun! I simply must get my handwork in order....
ReplyDeleteYou changed your header quilt again! Is this an antique? It looks like the berries are worn or I wouldn't ask. It also looks like you've been really busy. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteYou are having fun and it shows!
ReplyDeleteAll your projects look great!
What are you doing with those bright reds and white polka dots? Those look like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you enjoy yourself! And yes, time to Celebrate the birth of Jesus is much more important than just a few stitches...
ReplyDeleteOh I love the candles in the jar, what a great quilt behind it. I just got caught up on your blog, you are busy. Yes, I'm doing the same, a little of this and that. I'm cutting for Bonnies last years mystery and will spend this year building up the scrap bins for this one. It's looking so good! Your btct is moving right along, I'm working on #5
ReplyDeleteLove the projects one-and-all. I'm with you though. Everything but small hand-stitching has been put away until the new year.
ReplyDeletewow, you have so many fun projects in the works - love the pink and brown.
ReplyDeleteYour Cheri's quilt looks great. Mine will have to wait until the new year. And your keeping up with Bonnie's quilt, I'm already one step behind.
ReplyDeleteI love to see people that have as many projects going as I do! Love seeing that Soot and Ashes coming along. What a cute idea for Advent candles.
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