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terriamn, you go girl.....where there is a will, there is a way! :) I need to get my fabric washed and cut, maybe tomorrow after the physical therapy on my hand. It's getting better after the surgery but still has a way to go. Libster you're way ahead of me, I better get with it huh?
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Originally Posted by Mona G
(Post 7460504)
I am thinking about joining. Do you know how big each group will be? I don't want to commit and not have enough time.
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Libster, you really ARE ready! :thumbup:
Originally Posted by Libster
(Post 7461117)
I got my fabric washed, dried, pressed, cut and bagged today. Janice, I'll send you a picture of my fabric as soon as I can get some sun to take a decent picture.
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We'd love to have you!
Originally Posted by QuilterMomma
(Post 7461136)
This could be good to get a quilt done for my nephew out of Marvel Fabric. Let me ponder a couple of days and check my calendar.
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Hi there Molly! I hope you will join again.
Reminder to everyone, groups are a bit fluid. If there aren't enough people in a group, or even too many, participants may be asked, not told, to switch up groups to even things out. At that time, if it doesn't suit you, you may drop with no negative consequences. And no group will ever be larger than 20 because it just becomes too much for some, myself included. Using the three month group for an example, if there were to be 16 members, that works out to be under one and a half blocks a week. Should it go to 20, probably unlikely as recent history suggests, you'd have to make about 2 blocks a week to complete them in the necessary time frame. And the dates, once firmed up when sign-ups close, are non-negotiable, so it's never a good idea to put off block-making until "later". If anyone has any questions, please feel free to post them here or email me. Chances are, if you have a question, someone else has the same one. Either veteran boomers or I will answer if you post here. This group tends to have a really helpful bunch of people!
Originally Posted by mollymunchkin
(Post 7461340)
Mona, I am waiting until the last minute to see how many 3 month-ers sign up before I decide.
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I hoped you'd be back! It wouldn't be the same without you! :) Welcome.
Originally Posted by jaba
(Post 7461000)
Just sent my info in, I've never missed one so I can't start now :) Let the fabric mail and the block building start...yahoo!!
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Terriamn, I hope you heal up quickly, although your makeshift workstation doesn't sound too bad. Take it easy and rest up as much as possible.
Originally Posted by terriamn
(Post 7461079)
Just back from foot doc, at least 3 more lovely weeks in this boot and he gave me even more restrictions. I talked to him about sewing and explained the process. He said if I can comfortably navigate stairs to basement sewing room I can sew for a few hours at a time, take a break and go back to it. Just no standing to iron or cut fabric. I think that is totally doable. Will ask Dh to arrange a makeshift cutting area by sewing machine and set up my TV tray ironing station.
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Jaba, Terriam, Can't wait to convalesce with you and work through our medical issues together. Maybe we should name the group "therapy"!
I have had my fabric picked out and am putting the binding on my boom 15. I really like to complete one boom quilt before I start on the next. |
Originally Posted by jaba
(Post 7461269)
terriamn, you go girl.....where there is a will, there is a way! :) I need to get my fabric washed and cut, maybe tomorrow after the physical therapy on my hand. It's getting better after the surgery but still has a way to go. Libster you're way ahead of me, I better get with it huh?
Well, I missed Boom 15, so I'm really hyped for this one! I missed you guys. |
I am sitting on the fence and thinking about it.
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