Self diagnosis.... Fabric/colorPick'nPhobic
04-25-2010, 09:21 PM
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baubo1234 you know that you have a large group of strong and caring friends here that are holding you close in their minds and hearts as you face this trying time. There is never a good time in ones life to deal with something like this, but at least you have a strong new relationship and don't have to face this on your own. Any time you feel a little shaky, just close your eyes for a moment and picture all our avitars linked together in a circle around you: the kittys, quilts, cute little images, and actual photos. Like the scrappy quilts, we are lots of different kinds of pieces, but joined together, we make a warm and beautiful place to wrap yourself when you need to. Huggggggggs, Linda aka wildyard
04-25-2010, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by thequilteddove
I have a freak'n closet full of fabric. Everytime I pick out a quilt pattern I think I might want to make, I can't seem to coordinate anything from within my closet!!! What the heck! I think I need to see a therapist to help me get over this fabric/colorpick'nphobia! Or I need to go fabric shop'n some more....
04-25-2010, 11:42 PM
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I know this may sound crazy, but my extremely limited stash consists of solids only! I buy them on sale. I only buy prints when I have a project for them. I know I will use the solids as borders, bindings, backings, shashings..... etc. I do see so many things I like that it is very hard to not add to my collection....
04-26-2010, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Annaleehunter
I know this may sound crazy, but my extremely limited stash consists of solids only! I buy them on sale. I only buy prints when I have a project for them. I know I will use the solids as borders, bindings, backings, shashings..... etc. I do see so many things I like that it is very hard to not add to my collection....
04-26-2010, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by baubo1234
Me too, I usually end up with lots of kits too. And the fabric sits and looks pretty in my sewing room. lol
I wonder if a color wheel would help? If I knew how to use one....
I wonder if a color wheel would help? If I knew how to use one....
I have never been able to understand a color wheel either! :roll:
04-26-2010, 08:06 PM
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Therapist here - I challange you do complete one item with the fabric you have. It can be a pin cushion or any item. I've had that problem and removed some colors from my stash. Sometimes we have too much variety and get confused.[/quote]
I like your Idea! And I agree!
I like your Idea! And I agree!
04-26-2010, 09:35 PM
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baubo 1234,
Wishing you God's Blessings for your surgery and recovery. Just think postive and turn it all over to God, He has such broad shoulders and will take care of all things. I had a total thyroidectomy last summer. When I found out I had nodules on one of my thyroids, I was told by my Dr. that I had choices, leave it alone , take med. from now on and hope it turns out o.k., or have surgery. I was always feeling so tired and listless, but before I decided to have surgery, I made up my mind that I must turn it over to God and let Him handle everything. In my prayers I just talked to Him and ask Him to take care of it, telling Him I knew His shoulders are broader than mine and I wanted Him to stay in charge. Like I could really tell Him what do do. But my faith is strong enough that I quit worring about everything. When I had the surgery, the Dr. found one of the thyroids was diseased and not working at all and they found cancer in it, so both were removed. Well just as I was going in for surgery, the anesthologist came in and ask me if he needed to give me anything. I looked at him and told him I surely hoped he was going to give me something before they cut my throat, he laughed and said, "Oh, I will then, but I mean do I need me to give you anything now to calm your nerves, but then you don't seem to be nervous." I told him I wasn't and that I wasn't worried about anything, because it wasn't in his hands or the surgeron's, everything was in God's hands, because I had turned it all over to Him a long time ago. I came through fine, and go back in May for my next check up with the onocologist. I will have to have complete body scans for three or four years, but so far, everything has been o.k. Just do a lot of praying and let God take care of everything. You will be in my prayers. I lost my mother to lung and brain cancer in 1990, so I sorta know what you and especially your family are dealing with. Take care and we will be thinking of you. Try to make up as many things on your machine as you can before the surgery and leave a lot of hand work to do. Perhaps you can do a lot of cross stitching or something on a crazy quilt while you are recovering. Gerbie
Wishing you God's Blessings for your surgery and recovery. Just think postive and turn it all over to God, He has such broad shoulders and will take care of all things. I had a total thyroidectomy last summer. When I found out I had nodules on one of my thyroids, I was told by my Dr. that I had choices, leave it alone , take med. from now on and hope it turns out o.k., or have surgery. I was always feeling so tired and listless, but before I decided to have surgery, I made up my mind that I must turn it over to God and let Him handle everything. In my prayers I just talked to Him and ask Him to take care of it, telling Him I knew His shoulders are broader than mine and I wanted Him to stay in charge. Like I could really tell Him what do do. But my faith is strong enough that I quit worring about everything. When I had the surgery, the Dr. found one of the thyroids was diseased and not working at all and they found cancer in it, so both were removed. Well just as I was going in for surgery, the anesthologist came in and ask me if he needed to give me anything. I looked at him and told him I surely hoped he was going to give me something before they cut my throat, he laughed and said, "Oh, I will then, but I mean do I need me to give you anything now to calm your nerves, but then you don't seem to be nervous." I told him I wasn't and that I wasn't worried about anything, because it wasn't in his hands or the surgeron's, everything was in God's hands, because I had turned it all over to Him a long time ago. I came through fine, and go back in May for my next check up with the onocologist. I will have to have complete body scans for three or four years, but so far, everything has been o.k. Just do a lot of praying and let God take care of everything. You will be in my prayers. I lost my mother to lung and brain cancer in 1990, so I sorta know what you and especially your family are dealing with. Take care and we will be thinking of you. Try to make up as many things on your machine as you can before the surgery and leave a lot of hand work to do. Perhaps you can do a lot of cross stitching or something on a crazy quilt while you are recovering. Gerbie
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