I only had a couple of small finishes this week, but I didn’t buy any new fabric, so it’s good.
I made these six 12.5″ blocks for Kat’s November block drive. These are quick and easy to make, and I could have made more, but I ran out of white/cream scraps. Still, they used about a yard of scraps.
This cat mat for Krissi used about 2.25 yards, almost all the scraps from the Lavender Baby Quilt. I had fun playing around with free motion quilting on it. I’m pleased with the paw prints down the center.
Krissi took a serious liking to that baby quilt, was on it constantly, and took it personally when I made her stay off long enough for me to quilt it. I tend to think that fabric is fabric to a cat, and there’s certainly enough lying around the studio, even on the sunny cutting table.
Instead, after I put the baby quilt away, this is where I found Krissi, day after day. Followed by long, accusing looks at me.
So I made her the mat, and now this is where I find her every time I go up there. (That is her happy face.)
This week: + 0 yards, – 3.25 yards
This year: + 104.25 yards, – 133 yards
Net destashed in 2016: 28.75 yards
Are you keeping you stash and your cats happy?
I’m linking up to the Stash Report at Patchwork Times.
November 6, 2016 at 3:37 PM
Your hot/cold blocks looks great! What a cute cat!!
November 7, 2016 at 7:22 PM
I’d have a problem with that much white. My scraps aren’t that big. I suppose I could cut into white. Glad Krissi likes her mat and the paw prints are fabulous!
November 14, 2016 at 7:26 AM
How sweet your cat looks, just enjoying her own little quilt made especially for her 😊