I had a great weekend. Â No one was home. Â I had time to sew! Â I had lots of time to sew. Â That hasn’t happened for awhile. Â It rained one day so I couldn’t be outside so that left even more sewing time. Â Yahoo.
So what did I do….Charity quilts to start off with. Â I was a busy little bee.
Here’s the first one on the frame.
As soon as that one was done, I popped on another.
I had to sew up a backing first but that didn’t take long…
After those were finished I moved on to some sewing room re-organization.
Being I had cleaned and did charity projects I decided I wouldn’t feel guilty if I sat down and did something for me so I sewed down the binding for Rick Rack Nines. Â I am so happy. Â This UFO is going to get finished!!
After that I headed down to the computer to contact some of my volunteer binders. Â I have three charity quilts that need to get bound.
The next day I was back to the sewing room. Â I did more organization, sewed a backing for my Bricks and Stepping Stones quilt and started getting something together for another wedding quilt. Â It was so nice to have a weekend to sew. Â AH…it was exactly what I needed.
Stop by on Wednesday to see my UFO progress and stop by on Friday to see Rick Rack Nines. Â I think I’ll have it all ready to show off.
To see what other are working on, check out Patchwork Times.
I can’t wait to see Ric Rack Nines on Friday. Sometimes piecing and binding is just what a person needs.
Congratulations on your sewing time! I love when I am the only one home and I can sew. I feel so GUILTY doing any sewing if my family is around.
Congrats one getting a total of 3 charity quilts ready to be shipped off to be bound! Having a whole day for sewing without interruptions is wonderful!!