Let's start with Saturday's Sew Day at SECU Family House...
The following quilters were in attendance:
Britt set up her machine next to mine for a day of sewing...
Thank you for the assistance, Britt! I couldn't have worked on this UFO without your help:
SUNDAY - PQ 16.2
Weekly Morning Art Zoom found me working on the BUBBLES prompt for Junk Journal January:
MONDAY - Work
In neighborhood news, construction workers marked out the foundation for House #12:
I headed upstairs with my computer, but LeeAnna and I had a breakdown in communication concerning this week's Zoom call. I signed on just in case she showed up, but worked on one of my Junk Journal January pages while I waited:
TUESDAY - Work
I messaged LeeAnna earlier today to see if she would be able to chat this afternoon. I made a quick stop at the store on my way home, but headed upstairs to sign onto Zoom in case she was available.
While waiting for her to arrive, I worked on some PINK sewing, watched a vlog post and joined my very first Patreon account, Scrap Club with Kristen Hubert from Scrap Fabric Love on YouTube:
Late this afternoon, just after I gave up on waiting, LeeAnna @ Not Afraid of Color texted to see if I was ready to Zoom. I headed back upstairs for a quick chat:
WEDNESDAY - Wonderful Wednesday
Work
Afterwards, I did some arting at Woven, and artist date on Get Messy...
And went to dinner with my DH for a Celebration Day:
THURSDAY - Day Off
This morning is my (Weekly) Quilt Group meeting. I headed that way and found that we weren't actually meeting where I thought we were. I had missed an email saying that we would be meeting at the Passmore Center instead. Unfortunately, driving further away from home wasn't going to work for me so I made an appointment at the Walk-In Orthopedic Clinic for a check of my (still) broken finger...
The splint, however, is now in the garbage and I have some desensitization exercises and occupational therapy to do as it continues to heal:
Followed by a stop at the pharmacy and the deli, then raced home for this week's Curiosity Collective on Get Messy. The day's lesson was Serendipity by Karin Smolinski Aguirre @creativechaosstudio.returns for some abstract painting fun:
Later...
It was back out to my Monthly Evening Quilt Bee meeting with the following members present...
And then Knittingsuek arrived with some Show and Tell...
For ME???
Thank you, Sue! Such a perfect piece for my gallery wire (and a great way for you to try out your new sewing machine.)
FRIDAY - TABLE SCRAPS Challenge
Day Off
That means that I should be able to attend Knit Group. Right? Well... This week the answer is YES! Here are the four of us who were in attendance:
This afternoon, I tried out the new Open Art Studio hangout with Deandra and friend on Get Messy. I made a page to commemorate the event:
Tonight at my Weekly Evening Art Zoom, I worked on a few different projects, including filling the last few pages in my journal for the 5 Minute BINGO Challenge from The Ugly Art Club with some random collage:
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. Yes! I sewed PINK scraps this week. (See the link in yesterday's entry.) I also pulled out my BLUE scrap baskets to prepare for February's scrap sewing:
This morning began with a Zoom chat with Knittingsuek...
Lunch was followed by the Opening of Season art session with my Get Messy friends on Zoom and I invited Britt to continue making art afterwards. We both got a few random things knocked off our list:
Until next time...
Get SCRAPPY!!
You always have such busy and interesting weeks, pleased you got a little sewing done too. Happy celebration you shared with hubby.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see the splint in the garbage. It didn't slow you much as I see by the photos in this post. Enjoy! ;^)
ReplyDeleteso much activity, love the pick of you and Pete and the splint in the trash! An orthopedic walk in? that's awesome, and now finger calisthenics. L.A.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you can cram so much into one week. I'm glad to see the splint is history. I hope recovery continues smoothly, just don't rush it and set yourself back.
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Looks like a fun and busy week, except for the part about your poor finger! I hope it gets better with this new path. I love that cactus paper in your art journal!
ReplyDeleteGoodbye, splint, and don't let the door hit you on the way out!!! Yippee! Progress is a good thing. Looks like you had a busy, fun week. What were you & Hubby celebrating? Will Construction #12 be noisy for you again? Sure am hoping not!
ReplyDeleteThat pink quilt is really pretty - so soft and gentle. Happy *using of the blue* this month!
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