Wednesday, 1 July 2026

June Wrap

 More of the mundane than sewing but it's slowly happening.  I finished of the sewing of Row 3 for my Temp Quilt and have since cut what I could of all the triangles for the year. Now I'm just waiting on a few more fabrics to arrive for the missing temps and I can get on with Row 4.

Chookshed Challenge June ~ Crochet rug is coming along nicely and this is my June progress pic ... did I mention I'm not speedy and I need to pick it up more often.


Monday I sandwiched the 12 scrappy blocks and began quilting ... quilt as you go and I'll join with a cream sashing I think. I went with a fancy zig zag type stitch in the ditch and a spiral for the snowballs.

About a week and a half ago, our son had a fall from his horse while mustering ... luckily he only has a broken collarbone which is worry enough. We have our 12yr old grandson J here for school holidays and trying to get our mustering and weaning done. (calves old enough to be weaned from mum)  Of course some days the weather has been horrible ... throw in a couple of unscheduled town trips and plans can change pretty quick. The sun is currently trying hard to come out so that will be nice if it does.

Even baking a loaf of sourdough is tricky to fit in as I need an afternoon to prepare the loaf which then rests in the fridge overnight for baking next morning. I'm really happy with how they're turning out though and fingers crossed I've got a method that works for me and gives a good result.

I'm just waiting on a call to head up to the cattle yards shortly so I'll wrap this up, maybe squeeze in a blog visit or two and await the release of the July Chookshed Challenge number.


7 comments:

  1. your temperature quilt is very interesting. Love the soft colours in your crochet blanket. This weather is perfect for some crochet projects.
    Your sourdough looks amazing! clever you.
    hope your son is recovering well from his fall

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  2. Your loaf looks delicious. Sorry about your son's accident. The temperature quilt row looks great as does your crochet. xx

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  3. My word - life is busy for you

    the temperature quilt is great - a lot of fun.
    I hope the July number is a welcomed one.

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  4. Good progress on the Temperature top and your crochet blanket.
    Hope your son’s collar bone heals well.
    That bread looks delicious.
    Enjoy GS’s visit.
    Maria lifeontheblock

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  5. I love the look of the crochet blanket.... hope your son heals quick and you have a lot of fun with grandieboy..... still at a lovely age...
    Hugz

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  6. There is always something to stop us making the progress we would like on our projects. Sending healing wishes to your son. That loaf looks good enough to eat. Enjoy.

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  7. Lovely blanket. Your loaf looks delicious 😋

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