Sunday, October 06, 2024

Slow Sunday Stitching

This past week was less hectic.  I did have two board meetings on Tuesday, the Begonia Board Meeting, and the Quilt Guild Board Meeting where I serve on the Community Service section.  Basically the rest of the week was my own.  My daughter Kristen and I have been participating in two water exercise classes at an indoor pool, an aqua yoga, and a Shallow Water H20 class with exercises.  I have been feeling somewhat better participating in these, along the walking I do with some neighborhood friends 4-5 times per week.  

This week was grandson Keaton's 18th birthday.  With him being out of state at college, this was the first birthday I haven't been able to celebrate with him.  

This week I worked on a Christmas gift for a secret quilting sister.  It is a Flora Supply Case by Clover and Violet.  I made one of these before, and my sister-in-law Char said she could use one, so I gave her mine.  It is a zippered pouch with mesh and fabric pockets.  



The original pattern had 2.5 inch squares for the cover, but I had a ton of hexies I was itching to use.  This will be the cover of my secret quilting sister.  I plan to make one for me too, but I need make some more hexies.

This week I also worked on my 3 yard quilt.   The members of our guild were challenged to making a 3 yard quilt for Community Service.   The Programs directors had packaged together yards of three different fabrics and we chose which one we wanted.  I have had mine done since the last day camp, I just needed to quilt it.  I got it done this week and got the binding on. One of the things I will be doing for Slow Sunday Stitching is sewing the binding down.  


I also will be working on my Witch Hazel.  I don't have that much more to do.   

Saturday daughter Katie and I worked the Begonia booth at a local plant show.  It is hard to work with all the plants sitting around you and not purchasing anything.   There was a succulent booth across from us, and I also bought a cactus.




Daughter Kristen came down to check out the plants too.




Afterwards Katie and I went to lunch and had an excellent salad.


Our weather has been record-breaking high still, and I haven't gotten much work done in the yard, little to none, and there is no end in sight yet to the hot weather.

I will be linking up to Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.  Head on over and check what everyone is working on.  

Thanks for stopping by!

8 comments:

  1. The case cover is really cute! Yes, the grandchildren grow up and move away. I'm glad you had a good time with your daughters, happy stitching!

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  2. I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to resist buying plants, too. That cactus is a pretty thing...those pink flowers are dainty. The zippered pouch is lovely with all those hexies. I must say that salad looks delicious, Karrin.

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  3. Water yoga sounds interesting!

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  4. I love the case cover. That community service quilt is so pretty. Enjoy your week. I hope the weather cools soon.

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  5. The Flora Supply Case looks like a great gift for a stitching friend! My local quilt group exchanges gifts at Christmas, and I need to get started on a project for that. Your activities with your daughters sound fun, too! Happy Stitching today, Karrin!

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  6. That supply case looks great, both for me and for gifting!!

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  7. That's a pretty little pouch you have made, and a great 3 yard quilt finish too.

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  8. Anonymous6:41 PM

    The hexie case is such a nice gift! Great three yard quilt too. That cactus is very pretty. Gail at the cozy quilter

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