Knitting Stats
Last Week: 58,604 yards/308 skeins
Knitted: 244 yards/1 skein
Purchased: 0 yards/0 skeins
Ending Stash: 58,360 yards/307 skeins
Spending YTD: $192.29
Sewing Stats
Fabric In: 4.47 yards
Fabric Out: .89 yards
Net Fabric In/Out: +3.58 yards
Fabric YTD: +13.99 yards
Spending YTD: $159.14
In: FQs- 3 just because, 2 for projects, Remnant-just because it’s green!, buttons/leather tag-just because they were buy 3 get 2 free!, 1/2 black paisley, 10 Fat Eighths. thread, seam ripper, a very different kind of seam ripper
Out: Madeline Tosh Light for Starshower and fabrics for Churn “Bash”.
FOs: Anthem
Progress made on February Challenges
Knitting Challenge: Connor’s Afghan-nothing yet
12 Hats in 2019: Chain Done!
12 Cowls in 2019: StarShower-started
Sewing Challenge OMG: Start Churn Bash-started
UFO Challenge: Quilt Anthem-Done!
January Knitting Challenge: Fallen Cloud Done!
Kathleen Tracy Mystery Blocks-February finished
Guild BOM for March: Disappearing Four Patch-not started.
January New Challenge: Hearts On A String-Done
February New Challenge: Mini 9 Patch-Done
February New Challenge: Charity Pillowcases-Done
Little Dresses for Africa-started
Linking with:
Oh Scrap
Sunday Stash
15 Minutes
PS Last week I threw a bunch of the recent finishes in the wash to texturize them. I just love the texture in the center of the Feathered Star!!
chrisknitssews 
Nice new fabrics! I love the look of a ‘just washed’ quilt, too!
Thanks, I am hoping I will stop with the buying, but then I see shiny new fabric!! > >
The shawl is beautiful – the yarn, the pattern, everything.
Thanks!
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Great fabrics! And that seam ripper is very interesting. Can you tell me what kind it is?
Sorry it took so long to get back to you, I had to do some searching. It didn’t come with a package and there is no clear marking on the seam “remover”. LOL. It’s a Kai Scissors brand. https://kaiscissors.com/kai-seam-remover/ I got mine at The Back Door in Greenwood, IN > >
I’m curious about your seam ripper, too! I still have the one I got when I first learned to sew… Love the texture in your close-up of Feathered Star!
Thanks, I love the texture of washed quilts! This ripper won’t cut your fabric or your skin, but will slice through the thread.
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Love your feathered star. So pretty. I’m amazed at your knitting. That is the one needle craft I don’t enjoy, so I must be doing something wrong.
Thank you! As to the knitting, it could be as sumple as which hand is holding the yarn. I dont knit Continental because it’s not comfortable. But I fly with English. Maybe that’s your issue?
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Such a lot of fun going on here! Great goodies coming in and wonderful projects in progress! Starshower looks like an interesting knit!
Thank you. Starshower is interesting. It is easily memorized so I can keep track of where I am. I did do 1 more increase, but should have done it sooner than I did. Oh well, hoping it works for my “broad” shoulders. LOL! > >
Wow – you are so productive! And all of it is beautiful 🙂
It’s all just numbers. LOL!!! But this week has been good, but mostly because I was getting to the end of a lot of projects! The start of March won’t be so good. Wait, is it really that close to the 3rd month? Eek! > >
Your stats are very impressive. Love the quilting on the feathered star
Thanks, Sue did a wonderful job of quilting it. > >
That feathered star turned out great!
Thanks, I just love it! > >
You had a productive week on a lot of fronts. Thanks for linking up with 15 minutes to stitch this week.
Thanks! It’s been a good week.
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