 Yesterday I got the rest of everything put away from my trip to Birds of a Feather. For once, I really did put EVERYTHING away and even got this table cleared. (Ignore that wine bottle, it's one someone gave me to slump. I don't drink wine because I'm allergic.) Anyway, the sight of this clean table at 2 in the afternoon got me itching to start a new project (or two). But before I did that I made a list of the current things I'm working on or wanting to work on: Parasol needs a Zentangle label I want to start designing a new Crystal quilt with a design tutorial I want to cut out Antelope Canyon I want to cut out Stars at Sea and I want to quil the Spirograph quilt Sadly, none of these would contribute to a finish for February and I do so want a finish!  So I discussed the situation with myself and we decided to sew together a quilt back for the Maine quilt because I can get that quilted and bound before the end of the month. Then I'll quilt a few of the veterans quilts that I picked up last night at the quilt club meeting and THEN I'll get back to the Spirograph quilt.
Then I can cut both of these quilts out and have them ready for my monthly sewing days at quilt club. Stars at Sea might only take a day to sew together but no more than 2.
Tonight after my dyeing session I'll get the Maine quilt loaded and maybe even started. 2/14/2018 04:14:24 pm
Excellent. I confess that I have decided that if I have no February finish, it will be okay. That said, I did finish quilting the Wonky Nines today. So a finish is possible.
Laceflower
2/15/2018 10:56:49 am
Sounds like a plan; good committee you've got there.
Rebecca in SoCal
2/16/2018 12:12:58 am
You keep mentioning and showing that Antelope Canyon pattern, and I may just have to buy it (and I don't much like to buy quilt patterns). You should get a commission.
patty
2/16/2018 08:05:50 am
A clean table is so nice! I was wandering around this morning trying to figure out what I need to be working on. I have just been so tired from my job all week I can't hardly think. I would have to work hard to get a finish for the month.
MaryAnne
2/17/2018 03:34:45 pm
I like the discussing of the situation with yourself. I need to do that more often! And the glow off that empty table is practically blinding!!!! Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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