1. Get chunky churn dash on long arm
2. Bind 2nd Slide Show
3. Fold fabric and pick up sewing/cutting rooms
4. Pull out another old UFO to work on
Tomorrow I take Ken to the oral surgeon so that's a GOOD thing, as his tooth has really been bothering him. And would like to finish scraping that last side of the house. Last night I "vigorously pruned" the wisteria. I was going to prune the trumpet vine but it's blooming so beautifully right now.
And being OCD, I am trying to plan what I need to take to the Heartstrings Sew In in October. Probably one of the main reasons I am organizing/folding my fabric. I KNOW there is fabric in there that can head for Minnesota!~ And last night while on the folding spree, I set the pattern I bought in Minnesota in front of me (Aardvark Quilts--Nine Patch Stripe) and cut the pieces for a queen size while I was folding. Totally random pieces, except for value.

Yes, there it is, all bundled up in it's baggie!

1 comments:
What a great way to kill two birds with one stone. =) Look forward to seeing that develop.
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