A week of slow and steady. Some planning, some unsewing, some thinking ahead, and bit of sewing.
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| eraser fronts |
The actual sewing was to make more erasers for my students' individual white boards. Every year some disappear and with the increased class size this year, I really needed to make more. Each batch uses up a bit more from the flannel scrap bin, but it seems like the bin never gets emptier. I think I am at least finishing up with the smallest bits though, so I actually used larger pieces for the backs.
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| eraser backs |
2026 15 Minutes to Stitch
15 minute days this week = 7/7
15 minute days/Sept = 24/26
15 minute days/2026 = 206/267
Success Rate 2026 = 77%
Mathematically, I am curious about how long it is going to take to nudge my stitching minutes forward now that I am back on track! It doesn't matter, but numbers fascinate me.
2026 Stash Totals
Used last week: 1 yard for 8 white board erasers
Used year to date: 44.79 yards
Acquired recently: 0 yards
Acquired year to date: 35 yards
Stash movement for 2026: 0.14 more yards acquired than used
Linking up to:
Kate at lifeinpieces
Donna at quiltpaintcreate
Frederique at quiltingpatch
Angela at soscrappy!
Congrats on getting the necessary stitching all done and thinking of what is next on your other projects. It terms of stitching metrics, I find missing days seems to have an immediate impact on the success rate and it takes a really good month to drive the numbers back up again at this point in the year. Still you've sewn more than 75% of this year so far. That's not shabby.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of scraps. You're almost at break even!
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