Move along now, nothing to see here. No, really, not a thing to see here this week! I was away from home for a week with work and then for a little pleasure at the end, and it’s really thrown me creatively! I took stuff with me, but spent every evening with my colleagues, and then the weekend was mostly eating out and a photography course. The one creative highlight was when I dropped by to see Trudi on Friday evening, and forgot to leave *ahem* I went the next morning, after we got a little carried away drooling over her new toy and talking plans for the future and lost track of time on Friday night. Well, maybe I was the only one drooling…
Finishes This Week:
Uh huh.
In Progress This Week:
I unquilted every last thing on this last night. Still, after talking to Trudi I have confidence in what I’m doing, and she saved me some prospective arm ache by suggesting an alternative to a labour intensive option I had been considering!
I also came up with a charity solution to a pile I’d offered in the Great UK Destash over on Instagram, and found the evidence when I went to type up the notes from last week’s workshops when I was back in the office today ;o)
To Be Worked On This Week:
If that rainbow pile isn’t finished soon I may be slitting my wrists!
Hope you all had a better week, I’m not linking up lol
I hope you find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow soon.
Think you expected too much of yourself last week. I'm sure you'll be back to full swing shortly enough. Look forward to seeing what it is you're up to with that rainbow bundle.
Bet you had great fun with Trudi, and you have a good reason for a not so productive week, please don't slit your wrists (especially not near fabric!).
Seeing Trudi always make things better!
Nowristslitting, if you please. Just sit and look at the rainbow. It's so pretty it will have to cheer you up.
You you you up quilted it all? No wrist slitting! You have a great plan! It'll be worth it 🙂 was great seeing you and chatting and drooling!
How can yoube down when you are looking at a rainbow? (Especially as the rainbow is the symbol of God's promise that he won't flood the world again, so surely it will stop raining, eventually?). Enjoy sewing when you get the time !
Good luck with the quilting! Trudi does know best!
Also I agree with Mary, all that blood would really mark the fabric!!
Wonderful that you could visit with Trudi, and have fun on the road.
I'd kind of miss you if you cut your wrists ….plus death isnt the way to finish a project !