Winter hit MN over the past couple of weeks,
and I am sitting at my sewing table (card table!) with cold toes.
But I am also feeling content with the piecing I did today and over the past week.
I mostly worked on Week 2 units, but made a few of Week 3.
Ringo Lake Part 3 used more of the coral/melon and neutrals.
I am definitely going to have to go to the 1/2 price fabric store and find more!
Here are this weeks units:
I haven't done much quilting the past couple of years.
I struggle with a lot of knee pain, and also life has just been overwhelming.
These mystery quilts are something that I never thought I would enjoy.
However, I love the scrappiness.
I am not wild about how many units need to be made each week, but I keep plugging away.
A year ago, I was on my first 'real' vacation in many years.
I visited St. Thomas on a cruise.
It is hard to believe the devastation that happened there since then.
I pray for the people often, and am grateful I was able to visit, even if for just a day.
I am linking up with Bonnie's Linky Party for On Ringo Lake.
Please go here to see everybody's progress!
Blessed Quilting,
Karen


I love that fabric with the milk bottle on it!
ReplyDeleteWinter is a great excuse to stay indoors and Sew, isn't it :) I love the colour scheme you have chosen for this quilt, I shall enjoy following your progress.
ReplyDeleteOh my what nice fabrics. Sewing does keep our minds off body issues.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours in this project Karen! Winter has hit Montreal big time too - lots of snow and it’s been sooooo cold! Quilting is the perfect activity for it! :-)
ReplyDeletegreat post
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