My husband says I am not a quilter...
#131
A wonderful idea. Along with fabrics, I'm always buying tools, too, for certain patterns I see online then forget which projects they were meant for.
I do the same with recipes. I make a list, shop for groceries, then forget what recipe they were for. Duuuh. And I thought I was organized.........[/quote]
Oh wow! You and I must have been separated at birth! I have been embarrassed to admit those things (and more) to anyone but myself. And look at you!! What courage!
:oops: :lol:[/quote]
Isn't anonimity wonderful? LOL.
I'm too embarrassed to admit I just made the same screw up twice. I was FMQ a tablerunner & found the back end had folded back under & I was stitching it to the top end. I couldn't go to bed until I had that stitching out. Now today after getting the thread I had run out of I was determined to get that runner finished. Oh no. You guessed it. I did the same darn thing. I thought I was being so careful. I was so ticked off at myself. I put it aside feeling I could be doing something much more fun right now.
I do the same with recipes. I make a list, shop for groceries, then forget what recipe they were for. Duuuh. And I thought I was organized.........[/quote]
Oh wow! You and I must have been separated at birth! I have been embarrassed to admit those things (and more) to anyone but myself. And look at you!! What courage!
:oops: :lol:[/quote]
Isn't anonimity wonderful? LOL.
I'm too embarrassed to admit I just made the same screw up twice. I was FMQ a tablerunner & found the back end had folded back under & I was stitching it to the top end. I couldn't go to bed until I had that stitching out. Now today after getting the thread I had run out of I was determined to get that runner finished. Oh no. You guessed it. I did the same darn thing. I thought I was being so careful. I was so ticked off at myself. I put it aside feeling I could be doing something much more fun right now.
#132
Originally Posted by Bobby's Girl
I spend far more time daydreaming and planning quilts than I do quilting. This summer I bought a box of 2 gallon zip plastic bags. When I look through my fabric collection and am inspired to make a certain quilt, I put the fabric and the pattern together in one of the bags so that the pattern shows through on one side. That helps me remember what I had in mind when I bought the fabric. I have got a lot more piecing and quilting done since I've been doing that.
#133
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A wonderful idea. Along with fabrics, I'm always buying tools, too, for certain patterns I see online then forget which projects they were meant for.
I do the same with recipes. I make a list, shop for groceries, then forget what recipe they were for. Duuuh. And I thought I was organized.........[/quote]
Oh wow! You and I must have been separated at birth! I have been embarrassed to admit those things (and more) to anyone but myself. And look at you!! What courage!
:oops: :lol:[/quote]
Hahaha... I suspect there are more of us than anyone wants to know about! <G>
I do the same with recipes. I make a list, shop for groceries, then forget what recipe they were for. Duuuh. And I thought I was organized.........[/quote]
Oh wow! You and I must have been separated at birth! I have been embarrassed to admit those things (and more) to anyone but myself. And look at you!! What courage!
:oops: :lol:[/quote]
Hahaha... I suspect there are more of us than anyone wants to know about! <G>
#134
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Piedmont Virginia in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mtns.
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Originally Posted by GrammaNan
My husband says that I am not a quilter, I am a "Collector"! I have so many projects started and waiting to be started that I am overwhelmed. Does anyone else feel that way? What have you done to feel better and get things done? Have you given things away just to get things to a manageable level?
"Sometimes, even though your quilt isn't finished, you are finished with your quilt."
That's MY story and I'm sticking to it! :thumbup:
Jan in VA
#135
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Southeast Idaho
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Originally Posted by Late Bloomer
... I just don't know how I can use those dark fabrics I bought when I started quilting and had no idea of what I was doing at the time. They are beautiful, but I am not good at matching them with anything else. Any ideas out there????
#136
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Originally Posted by mar32428
Originally Posted by skydiver70
I am the same way. Keep collecting patterns, and patterns. I had thought about putting up this sign: "My house was clean last week, sorry you missed it!" LOL
Jan in VA
#138
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Some where in way out West Texas
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Gramma Nan: May I ask what is the definition that your husband considers to be a quilter? Have you ask him just what a quilter really is? I am curious as to his definition. Perhaps none of us qualify as quilters. Lol Gerbie
#139
Originally Posted by skydiver70
I am the same way. Keep collecting patterns, and patterns. I had thought about putting up this sign: "My house was clean last week, sorry you missed it!" LOL
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna
#140
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Kentucky live in WV
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I don't call myself a collector as possibly a "DREAMER" as I am dreaming of all I want to create. When I am blogging, I sometimes get "depressed" that I have not "produced" like so many others. I give myself permission to "DREAM" and that it is okay to just "HANG IN THERE" at my pace, for now.
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