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New Jersey, United States
I am the wife of a wonderful husband and the mom of three super adult kids and their spouses. I also proudly have five adorable grandsons. I happily taught preschool for 25 years. When I'm not with my grandsons I spend much of my time indulging in my "Quilty Pleasures."

Monday, May 6, 2019

Make-A-List Monday - April 2019 (in review)

Make-A-List Monday

The month of April was filled with ups and downs.  My "like a daughter" friend, Maureen, welcomed her handsome hubby home from deployment.  This was definitely one of the ups.  



Another up was the beautiful daffodils I would see on my daily walk.  
They make me so happy!

We celebrated both of my son's birthdays in April.



Happy Birthday Kyle and JT!!!

Love you BIG! 
YUM!











                                       
  A "down" in the month of April was the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral.
Before

During :(

Back to the "ups"...

I continued to use my Happy Planner this month...

I gave my pantry a good clean-out and did a little organizing.

We celebrated Easter on a beautiful day toward the end of the month...
 My three sweet boys!


My wonderful Mother-in-law and Father-in-law.

My daughter and son-in-law spent Easter week in Savannah, GA.
This is the beautiful church where they attended Easter mass.

The month of April ended with a trip to Lancaster County, PA.  I attended a guide class for my new Bernina 570QE sewing machine.  I was deep in the beautiful farm land of Ephrata, PA.













This is Erma, the cute little Mennonite girl who taught our class.


Now on to my list...

April 2019
(In Review)

No progress on green highlighted items

 1.  Piece, quilt, bind and label at least one "Quilts for Kids" quilt.  Attend the QFK workshop at Pennington Quilt Works. 

We are well along the way to our next 1000 quilts!
2.  Attend PQW Saturday Sampler Class and complete block



3.  Leader/Ender Project -
  

Bonnie Hunter's quilt Garden Party, started in Hershey July 2018.  

4.  Make some fun things with my Cricut

This month I made an Avengers t-shirt for my grandson Logan's 5th birthday


He loves it!!

5.  Continue to work on Jace's big boy bed quilt.

There was A LOT of progress on Jace's quilt.  Yay Me!
Fabric selection











Working on the soccer block









Designing the center initial block on my Cricut











Working on the football block














On to the baseball block...







Next up - the basketball block...



And finally the large block along the bottom of the quilt...
Lining everything up

Choosing colors


The quilt top without borders = 
I purchased fabric for both an inner and outer border but I am second-guessing my choice.  I will look for an alternative at Pennington Quilt Works when I go tomorrow.

6.  Just Takes 2

7.  Decide what to do with the eight blocks I have left from Amy Gibson's
The Quilt Block Cookbook 


8.  Dancing Stars


9.  Folk Stitches


10.  The 182 Day Solstice Challenge 
by Pat Sloan

11.  The Patchwork Quilt Along by
 The Fat Quarter Shop


12.  Basketweave from Quilted Living

13.  The not so True History of America Block of the Month by Texas Quiltworks



14.  PQW 2014-15 Saturday Sampler


May 2019



1.  Piece, quilt, bind and label at least one "Quilts for Kids" quilt.  Attend the QFK workshop at Pennington Quilt Works.

2.  Attend PQW Saturday Sampler Class and complete block


3.  Leader/Ender Project -
  

Bonnie Hunter's quilt Garden Party, started in Hershey July 2018.  

4.  Make some fun things with my Cricut

5.  Continue to work on Jace's big boy bed quilt.

6.  Just Takes 2


7.  Decide what to do with the eight blocks I have left from Amy Gibson's
The Quilt Block Cookbook 


8.  Dancing Stars


9.  Folk Stitches


10.  The 182 Day Solstice Challenge 
by Pat Sloan

11.  The Patchwork Quilt Along by
 The Fat Quarter Shop


12.  Basketweave from Quilted Living

13.  The not so True History of America Block of the Month by Texas Quiltworks


14.  PQW 2014-15 Saturday Sampler

Until Next Time.....Happy Stitching!!!

Sharyn

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