It was time to open the bins that hold the RSC blocks and see where things are at.
The alternate BITA blocks (the hst's are swapped and made a fun pattern so I kept making them!)
I see I am missing some colors. I think I'll keep making these in 2026.
The sixteen patches with 2.5 inch squares. Always nice to have on hand for a quick quilt.
The string of beads blocks have 5 more green circles that need to get added. I'll work on those this weekend during F1 races - a Sprint race today and the main race tomorrow.
Some progress on the Gobble Gobble from Melissa at Pinker n Punkin Quilts. So exciting when it starts to look like something!
Emily is on her Civil Rights Trip. They got stuck in traffic yesterday with a cotton something overturned on the highway and had to cut one of their stops out. She is having fun and shared a short video of the bus all singing along to a song last night.
At school Friday, there was a surprise visit from a Food Network star. Aidan was hoping for Alton Brown (whom none of his friends knew!) but it was Duff Goldman - the cake guy! Aidan is friends with the person in charge and got asked to meet him and then got to listen to his presentation. He also brought a French chef from WEC (World Equestrian Center) and it was an inspiring speech. I was told I had the Food Network on a lot when he was a kid, so he remembers all the old chef's. I think I put that on as it was a kid friendly show and was good background noise! He is off to a Ted Talk at a local High School for most of the day today.
Duff and Aidan.
Your alternate BITA blocks are going to make a fun quilt - and all from a "mistake!" Mr. Gobble looks good, too. Glad Emily is having a fun trip, in s0ite of traffic issues and Aidan's experience sounds cool, too. Did the chef bake a cake?
ReplyDeleteonly five more string of beads blocks to do! you are getting there with this one. Aiden sure is getting tall or looks it in most photos anyhow - or he is surrounded by short people :)
ReplyDeleteThe beads blocks are looking so fabulous! I need to follow your lead & get the boxes out to take stock. I feel in my heart that some things from this year will need to carry on to 2026. But that's OK, right?
ReplyDeleteThose RSC projects are coming along nicely, Deb. Keep on stitching!
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