Saturday, June 29, 2024

ScrapHappy Saturday - RSC24 - Week 26

Welcome to Week 26 of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge!!  I'll cut to the chase.  This week was another mixed bag. Did I get any BLUE scrap sewing done?  Maybe so, but you'll need to keep reading to find out for sure.

However, here is what you missed from LAST Saturday...

I enjoyed an afternoon Get Messy Art Zoom with Kristi Nazarro:


I worked on this little accordion journal made from a magazine page that I had been saving:


And...

Had an impromptu Zoom call with Britt since the class ended earlier that we thought it might:


SUNDAY - During my Weekly Morning Art Zoom, I worked on a few random projects, but didn't take any photos.

After a quick bite to eat, I enjoyed my weekly Zoom call with Knittingsuek:


Later in the afternoon, I completed the second out of four lessons from the FREE Watercolor Mastery class that I signed up for earlier this month:


MONDAY - Work

Late in the evening, I began to feel unwell.  Headachy, feverish, and then chills set in, so I took some Tylenol and headed to bed.  I'm not pointing any fingers, but someone in our household suffered from similar symptoms all last week.  Sigh...


I was supposed to work today, but...

I'm sick (again)!  This morning, the fever was gone, but the body aches and nausea had set in.  :o((

I didn't sew, knit, or art today.  I napped off and on all day.  (Un) Lucky me!  My fever came back at dinnertime.  The only photo for today... BLUE scraps in quilts on my bed comforted me:


WEDNESDAY - Day off work.  Thankfully! 

I rested much of the day and felt a LOT better by midafternoon, so it appears that it was just a 24-hour bug.  I braved the stairs and went up to the studio to do a bit of art.  The prompts were hummingbird and coffee.  I finished these two ICAD entries...


Before time to Zoom with LeeAnna @ Not Afraid of Color:


I also completed the next layer of my Mixed Media Poppy lesson from The Social Easel:


THURSDAY - Work was followed by a brief rest and a trip to visit with my Monthly Evening Quilt Bee friends.  It was a packed house tonight!  We had 11 quilters in attendance:

Well... Technically, 7 quilters, 1 cross stitcher, 1 knitter, and 2 art journalers!  :o))


Work

Once dinner was done, I headed upstairs for my Weekly Evening Art Zoom to work on these two pages in my Ugly Art Club 5 Minute Challenge journal:



SATURDAY - It's LINK PARTY day for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge!  I hope you will join me in visiting Angela @ So Scrappy to see what the RSC Quilters have been up to this week.

As for my sewing for the week...

I managed a bit of sewing before work on Thursday.  It was my Show and Tell for that night's Quilt Bee meeting:


Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!

9 comments:

  1. Glad it was just a little bug that got you down and you're back on your (pretty painted) feet again!

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  2. I'm glad you're on the mend from whatever bug you had this week. And what a busy week! I'm always intrigued by the art projects.

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  3. It's always good to have a pretty quilt to cuddle under when you're not feeling well. Glad you're feeling better now. Your watercolor of ocean and beach is lovely!

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  4. What a week. Glad you were feeling better quickly. Sounds like you didn't have time to be sick with all that quilty fun.

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  5. For someone who missed a day and bit due to illness, you sure manage to squeeze in quite the agenda over the course of a week. Love the blue being the comforter you sported while recuperating.

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  6. I'm so glad you are feeling better! I love the diversity of your Quilt Bee. Before the Pandemic, we had a similar group. ~Jeanne

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  7. What a busy week you had! Glad you are feeling better. Beautiful blue quilt on the comforter. Pretty watercolor arts. Happy July 4th!

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  8. How are you liking the watercolor mastery class? I took some lessons with watercolor last year. I am far far from mastery!

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  9. I adore these busy, creative, amazing posts of yours! You pack so much into them and thanks also for the photos. Happy Creating from me!

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