A finish
10-26-2010, 05:31 PM
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I haven't finished anything since July and this is not normal for me. When we moved I packed some of my sewing supplies but the rest went to storage. Most of my fabrics ended up stored. Recently this was changed because a very sneaky member managed to collect fat quarters and some bigger pieces. Last Friday we met for lunch and she gave me the wonderful surprise. I am very grateful to all those who contributed. It made a huge difference for me. I now have a stash to work with and I am very thankful. Love you all.
But, before we met last week, I walked with Jorge by a thrift shop and found on the window, a quilt kit. In NYC. Unheard of. It was completely opposite to what I stand for with my quilts.
1. It was a kit... I stay away from those as much as I can
2. Americana colors...Colors I tend to stay away from...too many quilts done with those colors already
3. Stars...I dislike matching corners and making sure I don't cut up the tips.
4. Non cotton batting...I only like natural fibers for batting.
One thing was perfect about it...It was fabric. Enough for the top, the backing and batting. I went in and pick it up for the bank breaking amount of $2.00.
I went to the Dr today to have my knee drained (I hurt it when I fell last month in NYC and is not healed yet) so I have to stay off my feet for a few days to see if it heals. I learned to sew a little slower and use the start/stop button on the machine and slowly I got it finally done. Completely not my style, but I love it. Some stars look crooked...I guess is the way Emi was holding it.
But, before we met last week, I walked with Jorge by a thrift shop and found on the window, a quilt kit. In NYC. Unheard of. It was completely opposite to what I stand for with my quilts.
1. It was a kit... I stay away from those as much as I can
2. Americana colors...Colors I tend to stay away from...too many quilts done with those colors already
3. Stars...I dislike matching corners and making sure I don't cut up the tips.
4. Non cotton batting...I only like natural fibers for batting.
One thing was perfect about it...It was fabric. Enough for the top, the backing and batting. I went in and pick it up for the bank breaking amount of $2.00.
I went to the Dr today to have my knee drained (I hurt it when I fell last month in NYC and is not healed yet) so I have to stay off my feet for a few days to see if it heals. I learned to sew a little slower and use the start/stop button on the machine and slowly I got it finally done. Completely not my style, but I love it. Some stars look crooked...I guess is the way Emi was holding it.
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