Yesterday I talked (briefly) about the title of the most recent painting saying that I shouldn't have rushed the process.
Having said that, you'd think I could take that lesson and apply it to another situation, right? Well, since it's me, no.
Today I had two jobs I thought I could work on. There's one more binding, and one quilt to work on. The binding strips I cut yesterday need to be sewn together, and the quilt needs to have maybe half of its blocks finished. While eating breakfast, the binding strips won the toss.
Then I went upstairs.
The work surface had fabric all over it because for some reason which I still can't remember, yesterday after sewing buttonholes, I decided to rearrange my batiks. No work could be done until I finished that chore. So I did. There were discoveries - such as I have more pinks than I thought I did (which I thought was zero), and I have many fewer purple than I should have (a mountain would be about right). Again an "and" - I don't think I need to buy any batiks for quite a while!
There wasn't enough time to work on the quilt, but I thought I'd get it out and ready. You probably know what happened next. I couldn't find it! Remember that I have made great strides in getting the studio organized? Clearly I have organized that quilt away.
If I can't find it tomorrow, I may have to pull out another unfinished quilt to work on.
There's a good reason you and I are best friends! Hope that quilt stopped hiding before you had to find another one to work on. I just know how hard that would be (ha, ha)
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