Curious Question
#41
Originally Posted by BETTY62
A cup of coffer or a glass of tea, a good snack and being left alone so I can do my thing.
#42
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Boonville, Missouri
Posts: 186
I find if I just take a break from quilting and read a good book it revs up my creativity again. Whenever I try to force myself to continue sewing I end up having to just rip it out later. I find this slump happens the most often when I have locked myself in to too many deadlines so I'm trying not to do that.
#46
I find inspirtion from all the amazing talent here and friends on Facebook.
My time right now is watching my new grandson for 11 hours a day while my kids are at work. For me, it's a matter of not having the time (or energy).
Another thing that inspires me is to pull out all my fabrics and ponder the possibilities! Hugs
My time right now is watching my new grandson for 11 hours a day while my kids are at work. For me, it's a matter of not having the time (or energy).
Another thing that inspires me is to pull out all my fabrics and ponder the possibilities! Hugs
#47
Super Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Fox Valley Wisconsin
Posts: 1,920
When I feel like this I usually will get out some of my squares I have cut and start making 4 patches or 9 patches, or just sew strips together...some wonderful quilts have come out of these "humble beginnings."
#48
I do something really quick! An e-reader case, mug rugs, coffee cozies, just little things that I can do in one sitting and get a quick (and cute!) finished product! Something about the instant gratification gives me to kick to start a bigger project.
#50
Originally Posted by Melinda in Tulsa
We've always called it *granny gear* :lol:
As for getting inspiration, I do a lot of web searching. Everyone hits a low time though, so don't fret.
Melinda, I love the little cow! :lol:
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