Sunday Stash Report

I worked on lots of things this week, but most of it was embroidery. 
I finished a T-shirt quilt.
But, I bought fabric for some projects for DD.
Looks like I need to get busy and finish some UFOs.
I try to keep the UFO finishes at around 70%, but it has dropped lately.

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	Used this Week:	10.67 yards
	Used year to Date:	216.13 yards
	Stash used in August Added this Week:	30.09 yards 6.25 yards
	Added Year to Date:	73.12 yards
	New Goal:	300.00 yards
	Yards to goal:	83.87 yards
	Net Used in quilts 2019	177.20 yards

A couple of other fun facts are:

Prairie Moon is doing a 350 blocks challenge:

Number of equivalent blocks:                     1372

Perimeter in inches                                  14085

Number of UFOs finished this year:                31

UFO Yardage Used                                    98.93

Amount of yardage used in UFOs                  56%

Number of Bobbins Used this week               10

Number of Bobbins Used this year              163

Number of Spools Used this week                  1

Number of Spools Used this year                  16

Kate at Life in Pieces is doing the challenge of 15 minutes of sewing.

I sewed every day this week.

    Days of Stitching                                       97%

Number of Days this week                       7/7

       Number of Days this year                        236/243

    Days Organizing                                        97%

Number of Days this week                        7/7

       Number of Days this year                         236/243

September UFO Challenges

This is a summary of the 2019 UFO Challenges I'm part of.

 Elm Street OMG -   

DONE August - T-shirt Quilt #1

September - Bird of Paradise Table Topper

Get It Done 

February - #10  Orphan Blocks

March - #4 Tie One On

June - #9 Christmas Embroidery

July - #12 Pink Horse Quilt

September - #5 Courthouse steps panel

All People Quilt APQ 

June - #10 yo yos

July - #1 Christmas diagonal

August - #9 Night Watch

September - Cozy Kitten Mystery
It's already finished, I'm happy not to add something else here.

 Stashbuster 

January -#2 A Heritage Quilt

February - #109 Mr T

April - #101 - Miscellaneous Panels

May - #11 Bird of Paradise table runner

May - #111 Night Watch

DONE June - #7 Ann's NYE Mystery

DONE June - #64 Food Embroidery

July - #42 Courthouse steps panel

DONE August - #6 Animal embroidery

Front                                           Back

 

August - #54 Fall Quilt

August - #106 Mod Messenger Bag II

September - #12 Bloom

September - #39 Coloring Blocks

September - #112 Music embroidery

Motivational Monday

August - Baby girl clothing Quilt top

September - High School T-shirt Quilt #2

Finish-A-Long Q3

1. Baby Clothing - Girl Quilt

This girl baby clothing quilt needs to be finished.

I have stabilized and cut most of the clothing, and now need to sew them together.

I'll be starting with 16 patches and then assembling them.

59 blocks done.

DONE 4. Coasters

5. Baby Clothing Boy Quilt

The top is done, but the girl one (it's for twins) needs done before this one.

Wish I'd known that before I started the boy one first. LOL

I just need to get the backing and quilt this one.

I have the backing for both the quilts, and when I actually get the girl one done, I will quilted them one after the other.

DONE 6. Ann's 2009 NYE Mystery

Guild Charity Quilts

NBAQG Charity Quilt #33

NBAQG Charity Quilt #34

Two more to go.

Long Weekend plans

My long weekend plans were going to start yesterday, but I was called by a friend and we went gallivanting around.

We had lots of fun!

Had lunch at the Gristmill.

This was our view.

We saw and heard folks floating on the river.

The day was pleasant and we had a very enjoyable lunch and visit.

Thank you, Lorena for calling.

We then headed to the Cactus Queen Quilt Shop.

I bought some fabric for DD's apartment items.

It's the gold and burgundy on the left.

Burgundy and gold are difficult to find, so it's good to snatch some up.

I don't know what I want to do with the butterflies yet, but it is beautiful, and I had to have some.

So, I would like to spend today quilting some of the items I need to get done.

I know I won't get them all quilted, but I think I'd like to end the month finishing the quilting on some of them.

This is my list of quilts that need quilting:

1. Test quilt

2. CIL

3. CIL

4. guild charity quilt

5. guild charity quilt

6. guild charity quilt

7. guild charity quilt

8. Habitat for Humanity

9. Habitat for Humanity

Guess I'm having a quilting marathon.

I'll be headed out of town on the 8th, so I'd like to have these done before then.

I'll probably also do something like sew the plastic bag holder and maybe figure out a place-mat or two to make for the apartment.

I like to space the sewing and the long arming out to save my shoulders.

So, what are you working on this weekend?

Postcard

Sunrise/Sunset postcard.

I love both times of day.

Second T-shirt quilt

I had troubles with this quilt.

It is one that didn't want to be made.

But, I prevailed and it is done.

Charity Bags

Friends attend the Grange quilting group, and I've been trying to get there, but timing has been off.

But, they are making these bags for the Amiga Ministries and I decided I'd make 2 for them.

Even if I don't get there, Lana will take them for me.

I spent most of the morning picking up and cleaning.

the studio is vacuumed and things are put away.

Of course, there is always more to do, but it is better than it was.

I'm transitioning into doing something else.

I'll take the T-shirt quilt with me and finish the binding while waiting on DD.

We need to take care of some of the financial things today.

She is done with classes at 330, so we will have to make it quick.

I'm working on the baby clothing quilt, but I need something else to do at the same time.

As it is, I have lots of long arming to do.

1. Test quilt

2. CIL

3. CIL

4. charity quilt

5. charity quilt

6. charity quilt

7. charity quilt

8. Habitat for Humanity

9. Habitat for Humanity

The charity quilts are about 5 hours of work.

I'm not sure how big the CIL quilts are.

The Test quilt is a large lap size, so not too big.

The Habitat for Humanity ones are larger ones.

I don't have any real plans for the weekend, so I'll be quilting along.

I also want to pull the new UFOs from the challenges and