What to do?

I decided to take a few days off of mask making. I have about 20 masks sitting here so I can handle any immediate requests and I could just use a few days of something else.

I finished quilting Dignity and am hand stitching the binding. I'll show you more when it is finished.

Paint is the only quilt waiting to be quilted.

I have two long term projects, some small log cabins (4.5" square)

and some little squares - 2" before seamed with the white.

Other than this, I have no works in progress! How can that be - I always have at least 8-10 or many more projects in progress? I guess that is always except in a pandemic. The question "What to do?" is now answered, I cut the pieces for a new quilt last night. This will be a very simple quilt - just what I'm looking for right now.

I pulled 26 teal fabrics from my stash and cut 2.5 by 6.5 rectangles. I did a little stitching this morning. This quilt will be simple but nice.

I probably should be doing some more deep cleaning or even regular cleaning but a few days off sounds good. 

Here are some of my recent masks. Some have t-shirt straps and some now have elastic (it hadn't arrived when I took the pictures.) The straps/elastic are interchangeable in these. The first pictures are masks for 3 of our grandsons.

The following are more masks for our hospital and clinic. Each mask is two pieces of fabric pleated with an opening to insert a filter and each has elastic per hospital guidelines.

I have a silent partner in the mask making business - a financial partner! Yesterday I received cash in the mail to help with my mask making expenses. My benefactor chose not to sign the note enclosed with the money so I don't know who the kind, generous soul is but I do appreciate their generosity. My masks are all donated and given freely to those that need/request them. Receiving the cash was a huge surprise.

I'll be back to mask making in another day or so. In the meantime I may even begin another quilt ...