The design wall was empty, and I can't stand that blank space staring at me. So I put up a few of the rail fence blocks I have been building. Once again the floral strips are being used. Four of the 2'' strips make up these units. At least one dark, a couple of mediums prints, and one light used to create a blended effect. Then they just zig zag across and down. Once I sort and pin each batch, the sewing is mindless and perfect to do while watching a movie.
The sorting, purging and such is still continuing a little each day. I have emptied 6 different leftover project boxes that just got put back on the shelf. So a benefit is I am creating space, as well as finding useful leftovers. Of course, I probably won't have any problem filling it back up.
And then I saw this on FB from Mary Jo's----a mecca of a fabric store in Gaffney. That's me. I have promised, tried, avowed this very thing. And then I laughed at myself and went shopping for one more piece of fabric.
I haven't tackled the fabric stash closet yet......tomorrow maybe. Ha!
Enjoy your day....happy stitching.
The sorting, purging and such is still continuing a little each day. I have emptied 6 different leftover project boxes that just got put back on the shelf. So a benefit is I am creating space, as well as finding useful leftovers. Of course, I probably won't have any problem filling it back up.
And then I saw this on FB from Mary Jo's----a mecca of a fabric store in Gaffney. That's me. I have promised, tried, avowed this very thing. And then I laughed at myself and went shopping for one more piece of fabric.
I haven't tackled the fabric stash closet yet......tomorrow maybe. Ha!
Enjoy your day....happy stitching.
A pretty sight on your design wall, Debbie--much better than empty!
ReplyDeleteLove the poster! Isn't that the truth!!
Umm, I just came back from Joanns. I bought some Kona solids on sale for those Sujata free form blocks. Guilty. I just love the rail fence blocks. I have to quilt 2 comfort quilt requests, so I can't do any piecing today or design wall stuff.
ReplyDeleteSuch simple blocks but so effective a quilt they can make! I've made that same promise to myself, only to be broken once or twice a year, if I'm lucky ...
ReplyDeleteI wish I had room for a design wall in my sewing room. I have 2 movable foam boards, but, they lean against the guest bedroom door, and I usually can't get to them (everything seems to find it's way into the guest bedroom).
ReplyDeleteI really like those zig zag florals on your design wall. Very Pretty. Sounds like your purging is going well.
ReplyDeleteThe rail fence looks good.
ReplyDeleteI am not going to mention my FAD (fabric acquisition disorder.)
Beautiful! I have no room for a design wall which would explain my turned blocks which show up so often. I love the poster.
ReplyDeleteThe quote from Mary Jo's certainly applies to me as well. I'm rather afraid to tackle my stash closet. I think it might be dangerous.
ReplyDeleteI love your watercolor quilts, Debbie... you are a constant inspiration for me!
ReplyDeleteThank you....you made my day!
DeleteBeautiful! Amazing how such a simple block can look so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteStunning watercolour quilt, I've never seen one made before using Rail Fence, it's just a delight.
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