My fingers have been moving all that time, but now they've come to a stop because there is no more to sew and many more pieces need to be prepared so I can continue my quest for finishing this Double Wedding Ring quilt. While I've fallen into a rhythm making these packets and sewing at least one melon every night, other projects have been silently waiting for my attention.
I'll get to them, I haven't forgotten them, just want to get some good headway on this. Ever have that?
In the column of my blog I've been noting how many melons I've made out of the 112 that are needed. 35 is the current number. A few days work and then I'll have enough packets to work on for a while. It's a bit tedious to have to stop and do this, but it's also a nice break, and well, necessary.
In the meantime, I've been quietly collecting fabrics to make the Trick or Treat basket quilt, and searching for certain kinds of fabrics for future projects, and also have three baby quilts to make! So while I make lists, sketch drawings, and make calculations, mull things over while sipping tea, my fingers keep moving on this Double Wedding Ring.....
Another good thing while sewing, I'm catching up on movies and shows missed - finally saw all the Twilight movies, and episodes I missed from Stargate Atlantis and Sanctuary.....:-)
2 comments:
I've been intending to make the Trick or Treat Basket quilt and keep forgetting! Maybe today would be a good day to pull a few fabrics. I can't wait to see your Wedding Ring quilt - it's going to be beautiful and a valued heirloom. What you've posted so far is really gorgeous.
Hello Heidi, Yes I know what you mean. but it is very relaxing,As long as your fingers are moving you will get there in the end.The melons look lovely.
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