My plans for February included: 1. A second multi cooker cover for my friend Chris. Completed. 2. 2015 Prairie Schooler Santa. Completed 3....

I was immediately attracted to the first project of the  Clover and violet sew club. I dislike the needle case that I have so I opened my fa...

  I am working on the Christmas tree by Barbara Ana, at a rate of one branch per month. This is my second month being February and I have fi...

 I have finished the 2011 Santa by Prairie Schooler on 32 count Belfast in vintage stormy night from Peakside Needlecrafts. By my calculatio...

 We haven't had Saturday postal deliveries for probably five years apart from at Christmas and our local newspaper is now delivered by t...

  I made a second multi cooker cover for my friend Chris from another panel from a retreat goodie bag. Ironically we were going to have shak...

The 2011 Santa by Prairie Schooler is my February UFO challenge piece and is moving on at a slow pace. As we're now half way through Feb...

Three days of sewing, chatter and good food, it can't be beaten. Just what I needed. Our friend and chef for the weekend, Lara, did a LF...

 My bags are packed and ready to load into my hubby’s car ready for retreat. My arm is a little sore after my fourth Covid vaccination yeste...

This week is the last week to stitch blocks for the sewalong. I  am using Alison Glass fabrics from my stash on a background of Kona bone. T...

 I finished the 2015 Prairie Schooler Santa yesterday. Next to be stitched is my February UFO challenge piece which is the 2011 Santa with a...

  No 3 was selected for our group UFO challenge for January, not the quick finish that I'd hoped for. It didn't help that I didn...

January went by in a flash. I spent the last weekend of the month teaching for one of my local quilt groups. Fun but exhausting. I finished ...

 My plans for February include: 1. A second multi cooker cover for my friend Chris. 2. 2015 Prairie Schooler Santa 3. Feathers SAL. The top ...