I spent time yesterday doing some reorganizing in my sewing room. OK, sidebar here: when does a sewing room become a quilt studio? I want to have one some day. Any way, that's what I did for my 15 minutes. (I really spent more time than that, but for the record, 15 minutes was used.)
So in the middle of the night, about 2:00 A.M. , I wake up and start thinking about the Orca Bay Mystery Quilt and how I really should be further along than I am. I'm not staying focused. I really need to just get the Ohio Star blocks done and get on with it. You may know the drill. So - I got up and I cut out 100 half square triangles. I didn't even work on the Ohio Star blocks. Does this happen to you? Wondering if it's just me or what?
But, while cutting, I did decide for the Twister quilt to leave 2 of the white squares and add 4 yellow ones and to make the border that I need for the Twister yellow also. So maybe that was it, I just had that hanging over my head and needed to make a decision.
Declutter item - Yesterday -more bookmarks off the computer.
Today's item was a tote being donated.
4 comments:
Karen, let me talk about a quilt studio and a sewing room..I've been told that before that a sewing room should be neat and tidy but if you call it a quilt studio, it can be a mess as you are an artist at work and you can't worry about neatness...it works for me!!!
I don't know what a sewing room is. All I do or want to do is quilt. I think sewing rooms are for those with a broader agenda.
Sounds like you have the ADHD bug...yep, I know what that's like.
I don't usually wake up like that, I just stay up to late..That's when mistakes are made, so I can't craft after 9pm. It's like my brain shuts off at 9 sharp..
I think I like Stitches suggestion! Be "le artiste!" Okay, I just made up that word, but it sounds French, eh?
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