You know it's time to quit for the day when ...
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#22
You start giving into temptation. "I can just do a little bit more." or "that's good enough". You know you'll be reverse stitching that tomorrow, in the light of day!
#24
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Or chain-piecing 15 pairs of squares (4 1/2") with no thread in the needle. Don't askOriginally Posted by Boston1954
You've been sewing for about 8 inches with no thread in the bobbin.

#25
When you have only one more row of blocks to sew together for your quilt and realize you cut the last set 1/4 inch too small. No more fabric in the stash or LQS! Last time I sew blocks/rows together without squaring up ALL the blocks before joining them instead of squaring up a row at a time...
#27
I am not a quilter exclusively and am usually in a hurry ergo I have made similar mistakes more often than I can count. Sorry that happened I thought I was the only person on the planet who did that. We all get distracted. I just buy more fabric and move on.
#28
Jeannette51 , 09-19-2013 05:15 AM
Senior Member
Time to quit?? How about the days you just shouldn't make the effort. When you spend more time with the seam ripper than the sewing machine? Anybody had any of those days????

