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    Now is the time to stock up on reading material and hand sewing supplies. I love to do hand work but I need to switch it up so I don't get bored. My favourite thing would be a redwork project. I would either find a red work panel, there are some nice preprinted ones you can buy or trace out some blocks to have ready. Get all your supplies ready in a nice sewing basket you can keep by your chair. Fix up a good lamp and magyfying glass in your spot(Walmart has some nice ones in my sewing/lamp aisle) When I was layed up with my shoulder I loved my Ipad to keep in touch with QB and friends.

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    How about hexies. You could always, for a change of pace, do some embroidery/folding/redwork/embellishment in the centre of each flower. Or do a folded variation.
    http://www.kiwiquilts.co.nz/Free+Patterns.html
    Good luck with the operation and recuperation.

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    Thanks very one. As this is the second time this year it is more difficult as he reading etc was last time.applique sounds interesting.

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    start a small size crazy quilt (pillow size maybe) and during your recuperation do the embroidery work on it?

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    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 !!!!
    Of all the things i've lost, i miss my mind the most.

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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.
    Take care and I hope you get fixed up real soon.
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    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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