March began with doing taxes and finished with putting our rental house on the market. I'm so glad it's April! It feels like new beginnings, even though it seems like the winter rains just arrived in Northern California. I guess it's April showers.
In the midst of painting and scrubbing grout, I did a little sewing in March. The youngest ginger decided to start sitting on the potty all by herself. So, I made some training underwear for her. It felt good to use up leftover PUL and bamboo terry from my cloth diaper making days. I'm procrastinating on actually beginning potty training. Ginger #2 seems ready. I, on the other hand, am not. Wish us luck in advance!
I also caught up on the Quilty Fun Sew Along. This block is a good reminder for me as I wait for the house to sell...Bee Happy!!! (And not my usual worried and doubting self.)
I hope to finish the quilt top by the end of this week. As part of ALYoF, March was an epic failure. However, I have big plans for April as my sewjo returns. I'll be finishing Quilty Fun and the Hugs & Kisses quilts.
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Piece and Happy Quilting,
Good luck with potty training! I'm still a little ways away with my 13 month old. The bee block is adorable! Visiting from Fresh Sewing day.
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DeleteI love the bee block. And those trainers are a great idea--I have a ton of PUL fabric that has nowhere to go.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I still have more PUL, and I don't know what to do with it. Splat mats, aprons. I need more ideas! Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteI have been participating in the Quilty Fun Sew Along as well. Your bee block looks great. I love the navy background.
ReplyDeleteI am keeping the bee pattern in mind, but in looking at it...it could be altered to make a pencil or crayon for a kids quilt...Hmmm....
ReplyDeleteThat would make a cute fat pencil! It would be easy to make too. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteThat is such a good idea for the training pants! Did you follow a pattern? I made cloth diapers for our babe and also have leftover supplies ;)
ReplyDeleteI followed the trimsie pattern. It was much quicker making trainers than cloth diapers, and there are fewer snaps since it doesn't have to be adjustable. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteSuch a cute blog and great projects! New follower via Bloglovin! (I have a red head 13 year old, just love em'!)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for following!
DeleteCute bee block.
ReplyDeleteLove those training pants and the bee block is gorg :D
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