April 2020 Furtle

April Review / Furtle

Archie The Wonder Dog


As defined by Mini Archie, ‘Furtling’ means ‘having a rummage, a delve, a look at the contents of something’. So I have furtled around to see what I have been doing this month and now I’m going to furtle around the blogs of anyone else who links up over at Archie the Wonder Dog!

-Janine at Rainbow Hare on 2/28/2019

April was a fast moving month! What got done?

1. Patterns By Jen's 2020 Monthly Color Challenge second March block catch-up: 

2. Patterns By Jen's 2020 Monthly Color Challenge both April blocks: 

3. Quilt Guild's 4th block caught up:


4. 12 Fabric Face filters for myself, Hubby, and a few close friends. Also wrote up my instructions so I can remember the supply sizes:






5. Fixing a couple of puppy's toys:


6. Foundation Paper Pieced Violet with quilting started:





Bonus: Found a reference for how to keep my quilt from bleeding: https://www.colorwaysbyvicki.com/save-my-bleeding-quilt.html#/

What have you been up to in April?

Project Plans in motion:
  1. Finish Foundation Paper Pieced 6" Violet block:
    1. Quilt
    2. Square up
    3. Make Card interior
    4. Attach quilt to card
    5. Send card
  2. Mend dog PJ's rip made by Osky during his first week here with sharp puppy shark teeth
  3. Darn 1-pair of jeans, 2 rips
  4. Neck Pouches:
    1. Make one for myself (FAL #123)
    2. Make one for a friend
  5. Ironing station:
    1. Research Ironing station frame options
    2. Research Pressing options - larger surface than iron for large fabrics
  6. Start gift swap quilt - Wall Hanging
    1. Pick Fabrics
    2. Start sewing
    3. Research other binding techniques
  7. More friends/family fabric face filters, inside cotton sheet material and outside cotton fabric
  8. Finish Cricut Maker Block of the Week the Sequel (FAL #2)
    1. Quilt
    2. Square Up
    3. Choose Binding, make Binding and Sleeve
    4. Make Label
    5. Bind with hanging sleeve and Label
    6. Hand-sew label side and top, binding corners, and hanging sleeve bottom and sides
  9. QuiltSmart Midi Bag - Sandscapes (FAL #93)
  10. Finish UFO: Simply Sparkle Bliss as the May Challenge Quilt for the Honey Bees Quilt Guild (FAL #9)
  11. Make 3 Cafe Press 3-yard quilts for friends during the COVID-19 home-bound (FAL #56, 121, & 122)
  12. Press and cut 20 10" orange batik squares for Honey Bees Quilt Guild Exchange for April
  13. Press and cut 20 10" turquoise batik squares for Honey Bees Quilt Guild Exchange for May
  14. Continue patching jeans including decorative stitching planned for the one where the puppy tore above the knee


Link-Ups:
Mini Archie's April Furtle Around The Blogosphere as #4

Comments

  1. That little lamb looked sorry for itself before the repairs! It seems the puppy has caused a lot of things to be repaired, its keeping you busy!

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    1. Yes, poor Lambchop (she's a TV celebrity from a long time ago) she was having fun until she lost an eye. She's much happier to have two eyes and her neck fixed. I love this puppy and he's so amusing. He tosses his own toys up into the air and then runs around with them after he catches them. It's adorable!

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  2. I’m glad Lambchop has recovered from her op and is back in circulation! The colour blocks are lovely, I’m looking forward to seeing them all laid out together! Thanks for furtling, I’m off to read your mask instructions as a friend has asked me to make her one (a few) x

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    1. Thanks so much! The blocks are so big, it's harder for me to remember to take photos. Maybe I can remember to pull them out and put them on the design wall. Reach out if you have any questions about the mask instructions. Good luck!!!!

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