My time is flexible and mostly my own, but I didn’t have time for both printing and quilting so moved on to the latter. My #100DayProject turned to quilting for a couple weeks. My subscription comes from Mrs. Quilty<\/a> and is meant for beginners. Each box includes a quilt block in a different pattern and then several utilitarian projects that demonstrate different skills. Fabric in matching designs, often from the same designer, is included; each box also provides a couple quilting tools. You are building your toolkit and fabric stash as you learn. The video tutorials are detailed and easy to follow. I am very pleased. This is an uncompensated review.<\/p>\n\n\n\n As I have shared<\/a> before<\/a>, I am part of Ali Manning’s Handmade Book Club<\/a>. She highlights a different book style each month, and my goal this year was to make each one during the month it was featured, thus ending the year with 12 handmade books. I have completed January and February but March’s coptic stitch binding was more challenging as it included fabric covers and multiple signatures sewn in one at a time. So, I moved on to bookbinding for my #100DayProject. I made a few small, single signature books with gel printed covers and two Valen-zines from gel prints. They got their own folder as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n All this to say that I have moved the focus of my project to a bit wider lens of having fun and doing something creative in one of my areas of interest every day. Easter is fast approaching and I need to start making cards. <\/p>\n\n\n\n I am dropping photos of all the various prints and quilts and books in a Flickr album if you want to see what I have been up to since February 23:<\/p>\n\n\n\n![Stopping By Woods](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/live.staticflickr.com\/65535\/54345989440_7bfe50c841_z.jpg?resize=604%2C453&ssl=1\")
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