I'm very excited to be hosting this month's linky party for the Slow Bloggers organized by the very talented Catherine @ Knotted Cotton.
Do you sometimes feel like the demands of your job, household chores or life in general keep you from sewing those beautiful creations you had envisioned? Juggling everyday life maintains you so occupied that you don't post in your blog as often as you would like? You are not alone, like us there are other bloggers out there that feel the same way. Come and join us on our Slow Bloggers movement and share with us what you have been up to this month. Weather you were very productive and you want to share all of your accomplishments or just want to tell us what has been keeping you away from your sewing machine, we'd love to hear.
Do you sometimes feel like the demands of your job, household chores or life in general keep you from sewing those beautiful creations you had envisioned? Juggling everyday life maintains you so occupied that you don't post in your blog as often as you would like? You are not alone, like us there are other bloggers out there that feel the same way. Come and join us on our Slow Bloggers movement and share with us what you have been up to this month. Weather you were very productive and you want to share all of your accomplishments or just want to tell us what has been keeping you away from your sewing machine, we'd love to hear.
This is what has been happening this month during my Weekend Doings: I finished a quilt (the pattern is call Jacob's Ladder), I finished the quilt top of the blue patchwork quilt that I wish to give to my dad for Christmas, tried my hand at English Paper Piecing (and loved it), and published my first tutorial.
So for this month's Slow Bloggers meeting, link up your post telling us what your have been up to. Please include the Slow Bloggers button on your post, you can find it here, support others Slow Bloggers by leaving them a comment. The linky stays open for a week.
Have a great week everyone!
Martha.
You have got a lot done! I especially loved your tutorial - such a cute way to upcycle.
ReplyDeleteYou really have made a beautiful mosaic this month. Your Dad should be so pleased with his lovely quilt. Thank you for hosting, Martha:-)
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed when people manage to sew "manly" things... Look forward to seeing your finished quilt for your dad, and I am sure he will cherish it!
ReplyDeleteyou've had a productive month, Martha - love the Jacob's Ladder quilt and can't wait to see the finished patchwork quilt for your dad!
ReplyDeleteI'd say you've had a productive month, Martha! Beautiful makes and great tutorial. Your dad's patchwork quilt looks great and I'm sure it'll look fabulous when finished!
ReplyDeleteA finished quilt and a tutorial that definitely sounds like a productive month to me!
ReplyDeleteLove the linky party name! :D My blog is "glass snail crawling" for exactly this reason (cuz seriously, glass snails crawl even slower than real snails). Heee!
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