Challenge No for February

As it’s the first of February Deana has spun # 10 for our Chookshed Challenge this month….

This is my # 10… Lynette Anderson’s 

“ It’s a Dogs Life “ 

It’s one I’ve had for years so be good to work on it.

After hunting through my cupboard, draws and boxes finally found most of the patterns but not the first month. Looks like its nearly done so will start on 2.. 

Also last night I stitched the last leaf for January on my Temperature Tree.

Oh! As BLUE is the colour for this month’s RSC must dig out some blue fabrics to make my Fish.🐟 but now

Must away as that washing machine is calling.

Have a lovely weekend,

Hugs. Maria 💖

YES !

FINALLY it’s the end of the month and I can clean up the Cave and look forward to a new No for Chookshed Challenge …. 

 

For January it was #6 and mine was “Wanderer’s Wife “

It was definitely a challenge for me and I’m pleased to have 7 of the 10 sections done so for now I’ll pack it away…..

It was nice to sit and relax in the evenings and work on my cross stitch Temperature Tree .

Must away and pick up my car …

Happy Stitching 

Hugs Maria 💖

FNSI for January

As it was the third Friday of the month ( already) I joined Wendy for FNSI and had an early start working on my #6 Chookshed Challenge for awhile.

Then I sorted my threads for the Temperature Tree ready to stitch after dinner.

I need to buy more colours for the leaves so did some more branches 

Next I appliquéd my pink fish which was the colour for this month’s RSC with Angela before calling it a night .

Huge thank to the three ladies for organising the challenges to keep me busy in the cave….

Must away and hang some washing. 

Happy stitching.

Hugs Maria. 💖

#6 and the Temperature Tree.

#6 is the number for Chookshed Challenge this month.  Wanderer’s Wife is mine…I had cut the strips and some blocks ready to make up at our retreat last August .

I soon discovered the pattern was hard to follow so it was packed away that’s why it went on the challenge list.

This pattern is really doing my head in as this what you follow to make each section, there’s no block names or sizes so I need to keep looking at the picture on the inside cover to check what I need to sew.

This is as far as I’ve worked on it.

I took a brake from #6 and to make a slip cover that hubby had asked for to pop over the car seat so Lacy doesn’t get sand on it when going to the beach…

After reading Susan’s post about her new project I decided to join in to make the Temperature Tree.  It is lovely to sit in the evening and relax while I stitch…..I’m also going to add the leaves on FNSI and FnwFs.

Must away now and get some shut eye.

Happy stitching 🧵 

Hugs Maria .

Challenges.

Last year Deana started the Chookshed Challenge . We make a list of 10 projects and each month Deana draws a No we need to work on. I find I work well when I get a gentle push to work on or complete a project.I’m pleased she’s getting us together again for 2025 for the challenge.

       

Here is my list.

1. Quilt Hubby’s Quilt…..

2. Work on La Passacaglia blocks.

3. Make RSC Log Cabin into flimsy.

4. Quilt Jude’s Ready Set Go top.

5. Hexie Purse.

6.Wanderers Wife blocks.

7. Make some progress on Anni Down’s BOM 

“ Sunshine and Lollipops “

8. Join RSC Dragon blocks.

9. Make a Charm Pack into a quilt.

10. Lynette Anderson’s “ A Dogs Life “

The next challenge I join each month is the RSC with Angela… it’s fun to go through my stash find the colour that Angela picks each month.

Pink is the colour for January.

Time to make my Chookshed Challenge list and collect my pinks and decide on my block for RSC

Happy Stitching 

Hugs. Maria 💖