Sewing Stats
Fabric In: +3.55 yards
Fabric Out: -1.73 yards
Net Fabric: +1.82 yards
Fabric YTD: +26.00 yards
Spending YTD: $1751.79
In: Layer Cake of Cider from Moda. Plan to use some of these for Baby EC’s quilt. Remnant and threads.
Out: Binding for a quilt. No fabric, but worked on a charity top I just had to start to try out a newer panto. Click on photo to enlarge
BraGo’s Quilt is done! 
Today’s slow stitching is Baby EC’s sweater.Knitting Stats
Last Week: 54,903 yards/287 skeins
Knitted: 172 yards/1 skeins
Purchased: 274 yards/2 skeins
Ending Stash: 55,005 yards/288 skeins
Spending YTD: $84.92
In: Some Bulky yarn and Poofs!
Out: Baby EC’s sweater, shown above
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I love the setting for your quilt. That is a nice way when you have fewer blocks.
I loved the sample the shop owner put together to show the setting, so definitely wanted to use it in a project. > >
Such a pretty sweater. Love the color.
Thanks, it is getting close to halfway! > >
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Lovely quilt…love the new flower fabric. Have a great day!
Thanks Sherrie! I want to find some pale reds and blues to do a faded flag style project. > >
The quilt is lovely and the baby sweater is just stunning that color is amazing.
Thank you Deborah, I have so much baby stuff to make!! I just need to remember she can’t wear it all in the first few months, I can space it out. LOL! > >
Such a pretty baby sweater and the quilt is also precious.
Thanks Ivani! > >
It’s fun to see new layout ideas. An you have been very productive again
Thanks Sara! I love the different look this layout gives. > >
The Cider fabric line looks like a pretty one for the baby quilt! I’ll enjoy seeing what you make with it!
I am going to do Bead blocks like you are doing, and like this quilt I made last year. https://ibb.co/album/3yc85k But there will be extras leftover, so I plan to make blocks for the Months quilt https://chrisknits.files.wordpress.com/2021/06/40a5cd7d-d316-42cd-b342-cc0d81678c62.jpeg I am making for Baby EC, and then any leftovers might make other nursery items. > >
I like the new layer cake–will be nice to see it take shape. The new yarn and pouf is very pretty!
Thanks! I can’t wait to get matching hats done for Baby EC and Momma. > >
Beautiful quilting and knitting you have going on! And you got some great finds at the fabric store, too 🙂
Thanks! > >
A bit in, a bit out, with a finish and progress on other projects. Sounds like a very productive week. Hope this week is as good on the stitching front.
It’s been great on the knitting side! Sewing tomorrow. Thanks > >
That Cider line is so pretty. I love the blues and the setting on your quilt!
Thanks Linda, I can’t wait to start using the Cider pieces. > >
Hi Chris! Ooh, that star-like panto is really cool. You have found your groove, it seems, with GiGi and pantos. {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne
Thanks Roseanne. Pantos work so well with the things I don’t want to devote extra time to.
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Had to go check out a couple things: 1) Cider layer cake–no wonder you bought it! Very pretty! 2) Free panto–I guess I never really looked at the free ones! Is it pretty easy to print and “assemble”? Sweater is looking great!
It’s Cider Love here!! The pantos are so easy to print and tape. I trim the side without the name box and the tape the cut end over that end, since the name box covers the design.
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Yeah for BraGo’s Quilt! Cute knitted sweater 😉
Thanks! It was great to get the last family quilt off the list! > >
You are just cruising along on all of those goals, despite everything else going on in your busy life right now! I love your star quilt and that little sweater is just amazing! Have a wonderful week!
Thanks Rebecca! I am trying to keep all the juggling going. LOL! > >