Ignoring Politics As Best I'm Able

Little bits of odds and ends got done this week.   I made a Paw Patrol pillowcase for my hair stylist's just-turned-3-year-old grandson -- she told me during my last haircut that she was looking for little rewards because he s in the potty training stage, and that he loves Paw Patrol.   My great nephew loved the pillowcase I made him for Christmas, so I thought her little guy might enjoy one, too.  I dropped it off last weekend; he was taking his nap, and his mom planned to swap the pillowcase while he was sleeping.   I got a text from them the next day, saying that he takes it everywhere with him.

I made a couple more quilt blocks, still trying to decide what block I will use for my Rainbow Quilt challenge, the first one I've joined.  I am leaning toward either the little heart or second,  cobblestone block, or more likely both, since they are both very easy and I think both will look nice in a mix of colors.  I also made the 5th block in my Solstice Challenge, and another fleece blanket for my brother, who loved the one I made for Christmas.   I also started, but did not yet finish, another tote -- hopefully I will be able to claim that finish next week.  :)

And I made a very cute little non-pink, non-political cat hat, that my granddaughter thought was the cat's meow.   I don't post photos of the Grands so you will just have to take my word for it that she looked a lot cuter in it than I do.  :)  I will be making more of these, maybe some teddy bears, too, once I clean my craft room just enough to find the fleece remnants that I KNOW are buried underneath!

There is nothing else new to report from my station here in the Middle of the Mitten.   Our Sunday dominoes games are well underway, and I am losing every game but loving every minute.   I hope the same is true for you.   The loving part, that is.   Losing is optional.