I just got the Hickory Nut templates from Hickory hill quilts...I would prepare the pieces beforehand and work on this..
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Pattie what a good idea. I must have some hexagons ready to work with already cut out. Find them before I go in. Living on your own all problems must be organised before I go in so again you are all stimulating the old grey cells. This board is excellent for that
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Dottymo....hope you find the project you need/want to keep yourself occupied....but moreso here's wishing you complete success with your surgery - and a very speedy recovery !!!!
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How about some english paper piecing? Hope all goes well with your surgery, we'll all be thinking of you.
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Prepare some fabrics for a dresden plate quilt before you go in and applique them onto some squares. Can you tell I want to make one, just hate to take out time to get them ready for appliquing. Get your quilting books out and a notebook and make out lists of quilts you want to make. Sit in front of your fabrics and jot down ideas to make them with. I like to watch home improvement shows too, if you have them available.
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Originally Posted by grammy Dwynn
(Post 5572773)
Hand embroidery, applique and quilt binding are the first things that come to mind. Also you could do some hand quilting.
will be praying for a quick recovery!! |
I see lots of great suggestions. I hope you recovery quickly and are back machine quilting soon. Best of luck on your surgery.
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You didn't say what kind of surgery you will be having - so it is hard for me to give suggestions - what will you be able to move?
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A cathedral window project is nice for handwork. You could make pillow covers or a lap quilt.
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I'm having tvt for bladder control.
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