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Tuesday, January 21, 2025

Baby steps forward in the sewing room...

 Hi bloggy friends. How was your past week in the sewing room? Me, I mostly cut and designed.

My number 6 is to work on my Aussie/NZ quilt. I have been trying to create our Sydney experience which is pretty much Circular Quay. I have a start on Sydney Harbour Bridge.  I still need to create and fuse the bottom of the bridge, pylons, and greenery.  Right now it looks like city buildings or maybe even big boxes floating in the water.




I have also drafted a ferry.  It is ready to paper piece once I select the fabric for it.


I still have Jo's paper pieced pattern of Storm at Sea with the little sail boat floating in the waves. I intend to add it to my harbor along with the Opera House.

This is a roughed in look at my design wall.




I cut out my Sunflower blocks for a Sew Fun Sister's BOM I am doing.


Some progress has been made on my stitchery.


My daughter sent photos of our newest family member. He is a keeper.


My 15 minutes is at 100% thus far in 2025.
Thanks,  Kate, for keeping me going.
I am linking with Life in Pieces.  Check out her cute 2025 button.



12 comments:

  1. How cute is the newest addition to the family…….
    You’ve been busy designing and blocks will look great when you stitch them.
    Great fabric chose for the sunflower 🌻 block and the Christmas stitchery is progressing nicely.
    Maria lifeontheblock

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  2. As a born and bred Sydney girl one of my favourite things was to sail on a Sydney Harbour Ferry taking in the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. There's no better harbour in the world, but then, I am a wee bit biased. Your quilt is going to be amazing. Those seals are cute. As for your tiny grandson he is so very sweet.

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  3. Your quilt is going to be amazing - love all the different elements. The sunflower is looking cute and what a gorgeous young man. xx

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  4. The new little cutie is definitely a keeper. You've got a good start on that border, you have some great blocks planned for that. Hope you are able to keep up the stitching time as the school year goes on.

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  5. Congratulations to your daughter and family. I am also trying hard to get sewing with little luck. I’ll get home Friday and start. Are you doing something to do with the Opers house for Sydney

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  6. Great progress with your Australia quilt blocks. Just darling. What a beautiful photo of your grandson. Gorgeous

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  7. Such a sweetie! And I love the sunflower. 😍

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  8. Wow! Your Sydney block looks great. You are making steady progress with that project, actually you are making steady progress on all of your projects.

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  9. Wonderful photo of your new grandson. I am enjoying seeing the progress on your Aus/NZ quilt, the bridge and opera house are so very Sydney!!

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  10. Great progress. I love the aspect of the harbour bridge you are using, rather than straight on. How special to have a new grandie to love.

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  11. Being a Sydney girl and sailed under and next to the Harbour Bridge many many times I can tell you that you have captured Sydney Harbour Bridge beautifully. What a gorgeous little bundle of joy.

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  12. How do you get it all done?? the bridge looks great...it will all come together.
    What a sweet angelic picture of the little one.

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