WMUTeach

Just consider it mental agility training..... Tee-Hee! Count your blessings. You can still calculate, measure, drive, cut, wash and discover your errors and still smile.

nancyw

I went out and bought more fabric for binding. Came home and discovered I had already sewed the binding on the quilt. Oh well, the fabric will just go into another kid's quilt.

sewnsewer2

I know the feeling all too well.

mhollifiel

Thank you, SS gal for posting this. I can't begin to espress my thanks as I have traveled this road so many times and thought I was alone. I feel much more comfortable now that I know I am in such good company!

Trecia

Seaside gal you make us all feel better by your story i thought i was the only one lol

Aurora

Somedays my brain just refuses to work on quilt projects. Those days I pour myself a glass of red wine and drag out a few of the quilt magazines in my stash and just enjoy the photos.

Seaside gal

I love all your responses. Got quite a few chuckles out of them. We all must be sisters or at least cousins. Happy day today whatever you do.

fangman

Boy, do I understand.

Neesie

I've done similarly, cutting blocks. Too few, so cut more . . . and then realize I not only originally had enough, but also a few extra. Yep, time for a break!

I've also sewed the wrong seams together, ripped them out, then re-sewed the same way. <sigh>

ube quilting

I just sewed the last row of a smal quilt on up side down so I am right there with you.
peace