Slow and Steady

I have done a better job of getting into my sewing area over the last week - as I near the end of the month, I want to achieve the four goals I set out to do at the beginning of the month. I am making okay progress, but haven't finished any of the items completely. 

This week has been dedicated to working on my Easy Street quilt assembly, which is frankly how I have spent most of my sewing time since I started working on it in November.  I finished the block assembly earlier this week and started on the rows. I have one corner together and the start of a second row. 
Currently I have it set up in a 3x3 setting instead of the 4x4 which Bonnie did. I always knew I didn't want mine to be the 96" of hers, but I am not sure if this is a good size or not. I still have plenty of parts left, so if I want to add another row of blocks, I can. If I decide that this size is good, then I think I will play with the remainder of the blocks and assemble them into another quilt - maybe a wall quilt - maybe with the same blocks or maybe not. 

Today, my goal is to spend some time loading and quilting a top for a friend. I will take a few pictures along the way and hopefully have something to post in a few days! 

P.S. Good progress this week on both the cooking and reading challenges too :) More info on those to come at the end of the month, which is - oh my gosh - in less than a week! 

Comments

Karen said…
Great progress. I did a 3x3 layout and now I have to add borders. It will be a good size for me. With my leftovers I made a 2x2 baby size quilt with no borders.
krisgray said…
Your Easy Street is very pretty - love the pinks. I'm still working on the flying geese! It is a handy little l/e project that I hope to get done this year, lol.
Your Easy Street looks great!! I need to get back to mine. :)