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Why not?? Life is too short not to enjoy and keep a full schedule.
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You should take it if you think you might need help with the pattern.
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I totally agree :-P
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Originally Posted by Izaquilter
DO IT & consider it "me" time. It's something you enjoy & any class you take you come out with learning something. Fun & learning all in one day! go for it!
Originally Posted by vivoaks
If you've already bought the fabric, it would be a waste if you didn't take the class!! Have fun!!!
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I hear ''OVERWHELMED'' in your post. Your toddler needs a Mom that's not so overloaded more than you need to learn another quilting technique. I've been where you are and we don't get do-over days with our children. God Bless. A Mom of 6.
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Give your toddler some special time with a trusted relative or friend. Take the class and use it to unwind and rejuvenate yourself. Time for yourself is soooooo important and you will be a better mom for it. Do NOT feel guilty about renewal therapy! And you will know how to make the quilt and have had a great time with new friends.
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I completed 2 King Size LoveKnots for 2010. Eleanor Burns's book is so good and they are easy to piece.
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take it you just might really like this one and get it done first.
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Even though I don't always need to take a class I will for the companionship, to see what others come up with and always learn something new..
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Originally Posted by Dolphyngyrl
I had planned to make a lover's knot quilt this year, bought all the fabric with my christmas money. However am so overloaded with projects that are in progress. My LQS just so happens to be offering a lovers knot class in july. Should I take it and add it to the list of already too many projects. I already work fulltime and have a rambunctious toddler on my days off. Am I biting off more than I can chew. What would you do?
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