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Originally Posted by Honeynga
(Post 4958909)
Nope you aren't alone...I'm right there with orgnaments" for my daughter's tree; have been knittng preemie hats, chemo hats, and teaching myself to knit socks......
I go into my quilting area every single day and just stand there; just can't get motivated. In my tiny little mind I'm thinking I'll start quilting again once the weather gets warmer and I can spend more time in my un conditioned "sunroom" which is where my quilting stuff is. I'm retired and thought I had a lot of free time; but I've gotten involved in a new church here in my area and between my Bible study, lunching out with new friends, Sunday School activities, etc., I have not been spending my time very well ! We both need to hang in there; inspiration will return I'm sure ! |
No you're not. I'm having a really difficult time making myself go into the sewingroom. I can be in the livingroom thinking I should be then just sit there watching tv or staying on the computer. I've been trying to peice the same quilt top for weeks. It is getting done a block or two at at time. I figure one of these days the urge will kick in and I will get to going again.
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I'm in the same boat. My sewing room is small and a TOTAL mess. I can't do anything until I clean it up and I don't seem inspired to clean it. If this keeps up I won't be able to move in there at all.
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what is a soup bowl holder?
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My slump remedy (otherwise called quilter's block):
Start small and do something different either in color or just the project. Once I get on a roll, I seem to become eager to keep going on another project. Some small projects that I've used have included pincushions, bags, a block of applique (that will eventually think about becoming a quilt). . . Left my slump behind in January and am rolling again! |
I haven't turned my sewing machine on since October. I hope it still works. :eek:
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I guess we all seem to be a little burnt out. I go in my sewing room look at the cut fabric then i get up and leave the room and close the door, it will come back soon. I hope
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If anyone was in a quilting slump, I was for 2 yrs. Made little things, but just wasn't into making quilts. Of course, moving out-of-state didn't help. Now, I'm happy to say, I'm making, first time ever, a bargello wall hanging. Maybe, all I needed was to be challenged a little.
Happy retirement. You'll have the time to finally enjoy what you want to do, anytime you want to do it! |
Originally Posted by blondeslave
(Post 4958971)
I'm in the same boat. My sewing room is small and a TOTAL mess. I can't do anything until I clean it up and I don't seem inspired to clean it. If this keeps up I won't be able to move in there at all.
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Holiday burnout, retirement plus whatever else life throws your way. I'd say you deserve a break! Enjoy it now before you get back on the saddle again!
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