Twin Quilts

I knew I would not be able to do anything sewing related during our trip, so this was a light week.  I worked on finishing things and cleaning the sewing room.

The pink brick quilt is completely finished and I think it is a good twin match for the jungle brick quilt.  I wish I had been able to randomize the pinks better, but ...

I can't say enough how much I love this pattern.  This is my third quilt with this pattern.  I rarely repeat a quilt (except for D9P), so that is saying something!  Bricks and Stepping Stones by Bonnie Hunter.

I also finished the bike basket liner, which was a huge relief.

Since I was caught up with the big projects, I went for an old project.  I will see all three girls together next week, so I figured it was about time to finish these potholders to take.  I finished the second one that was started and I'm calling this project done.  Little S gets a bike basket liner instead.  When I saw the tutorial I thought it was cute, and it is, but it just isn't my thing.  At nearly 11" across they are also more like a trivet than a pot holder.

15 Minutes to Stitch

15 minute days/last two weeks = 5/7

15 minute days/July = 23/26

15 minute days/2025 = 204/225

Success Rate = 90%

 

The pink brick quilt is completely finished and I realized I never recorded the jungle brick quilt, so I have some good stash movement this week!

2025 Stash Totals

Used last week: 7.2 yards for pink brick & jungle brick quilts; 0.93 yds for basket liner; 0.5 yds for hot pads

Used year to date: 86.03 yards

Acquired recently: 0 yards 

Acquired year to date: 24.5 yards

Net used in 2025: 61.44 more yards used

I did not set a goal for yards used this year, but looking at this I think I will have an unofficial goal of 100 yards out for 2025!