JanieH

What a wonderful piece! And I loved the extra hints about the the basting spray (shower cap and goggles) and the tension on the sewing machine for FMQ!

Pattyjo7686

Thanks for sharing that I have been there to and it is not good. Just go to bed with books on tapes on a MP3 player and enjoy someone reading you a bed time story. It takes forever because you have to keep starting it over each night and when you have finished it you have no idea what you read.

CarolLady

Thanks for sharing your lessons learned!

Quilting Angel

LOL...too funny. I do a lot of my quilting at 3 a.m. because I work night shift, so on my days off, I'm usually on the same night owl schedule.

May in Jersey

That's why I never quilt in the middle of the night, it all seems just so right but in the light of the next day it isn't. I'm usually awake at that time and restrict my 'quilting' to hanging out here on the message board. May in Jersey

LindaaJR

Well written. Glad you shared the learning experience. Take care.
Linda

Dee

I went to bed last nite-real sleepy-then I pictured how I would free motion the quilt. Up til 5:10am. Should of got up and tried the FMQ.

pamkasperi

May - right there with you - was debating whether to start but am so tired tonight from traveling that I decided to read messages instead! There is always tomorrow!

glenda5253

Thanks for the giggle - sorry it was at your expense. :cry:

Susan_Sews

That was very funny. Needed a laugh @ 12:21am. LOL LOL