RSC25 Orange Dicey

 Here's another dicey block.  

I haven't hit it with the iron yet to remove the markins.

You can read the reasons behind why I started this quilt here.

Linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.

 

RSC25 Aqua

 One more aqua block was finished this week:

...and yes, the kid is magnet fishing again.  School starts for him on 8/19.

He also had a fun dance at the church before school starts.  It was a party where they could dress up as a character.  He said that Weird Al Yankovic was a "character".  

Here he is with his girlfriend (dressed as Greek Godess Athena).  They certainly have fun together.

You can read the reasons behind why I started this quilt here.

I'm linking up at Angela's blog, SoScrappy, for the RSC25 here.

Dicey Neutrals

I just love low volume (neutrals).  I cut and sewed the last three blocks needed for my dicey blocks.  I am going to do a 6 x 8 layout.  Next to prepare the circles to applique.

You can read the reasons behind why I started this quilt here.

Slow Sunday Stitching

Got caught up with my red dicey blocks this week.  Still practicing to get a nice, smooth edge.  For some reason this red fabric was harder to get a nice circle.  I didn't iron it yet.  Those marks will come out.

You can read the reasons behind why I started this dicey quilt here.

Linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.

 

RSC25 Aqua

Two more dicey blocks were stitched this week.  The first in aqua.  Look at those fun neutrals! 

Our son was magnet fishing at one of his favorite boat docks.

I also stitched the last of the purple blocks:

You can read the reasons behind why I started this quilt here.

I'm linking up at Angela's blog, SoScrappy, for the RSC25 here.

Rainbow Binding

I made a bunch of rainbow binding this week in hopes to finish my charm basket quilt.  But after I made it I didn't think that it was right for that quilt.  It can wait in the binding bin until the right quilt comes along.

Homework

Now that I'm back to school for the 2025-26 school year, I need to make sure to do my "homework" to make sure my sew-to-go bag is stocked for those moments that I can get a few stitches in.

I am using Applipops to make circles for my Dicey quilt.  You can read the reasons behind why I started this quilt here.