I've shown you a lot of finishes here throughout the year, but I haven't shown you all the finishes yet. I will post them here since I always publish my finishes here, but I want to get the video out first.
I finished all four Dresden Plate quilts.
15 Minutes to Stitch Week 14
After the big rush, I wanted to take a break from quilting, so I didn't quilt on April 1. Then I remembered that I also want to quilt every day. With my rules for the 15 Minutes to Quilt challenge, I am allowed to make up the time as long as it is within the same week. So I made up the time, and will say that I have quilted every day.
The first part of the week was in a finishing frenzy, and the second half of the week was more relaxed, working on a much needed cleaning of the space, and making more sawtooth stars.
- 15 minute days / March = 31 / 31 days
- 15 minute days / April = 4 / 4
- 15 minute days / 2026 = 94 / 94 days
- Success rate = 100%
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That's a pretty impressive milestone for first quarter. Congrats on all the stitching time too. Fingers crossed second quarter is just as productive.
Wowza! Good on you! You are amazing! I finally after years and years got my blogger link list working. My aging brain is still determined and trying! Glad to still have you here my dear friend ❤️ 🧡 ❤️
Is it difficult to push yourself to quilt everyday? Does that challenge make it seem like work? Just wondering, as I discovered this week that I hadn't quilted anything since last October! I was shocked to realize this. But it also made me understand and appreciate how much I'm enjoying quilting a quilt again. It's been a long time, and happily I haven't forgotten how! Much like riding a bike, I took a few wobbly stitches and then was merrily on my way. Making 12 quilts in 12 weeks is a huge accomplishment. I don't think I have the "umph" in me to make myself do that. I hope you're enjoying it yourself. Quiltmaking is meant to be fun.
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