So I initially thought that I wanted to get cracking on that new Lucky Stars BOM but then I realized I need a few more colours (hopefully solids) to finish my planned colour-scheme and there was no way I was going outside in all this snow. Then, I thought about starting something new but realized if I get one more project out without getting some crud outta me sewing space I won't have room to breathe. Sigh. Time to dive into those works-in-progress.
First up was that tiny cuddle-quilt I was making for my guild. My, oh my, is that thing bright! I finished sewing the rows together...
Then I thought I would just finish it off altogether. I stacked my layers for the flip-and-turn method suggested and spray basted and then sewed all the edges together. Then I went to flip and F*&K!!! Apparently in my euphoric snow-day induced haze, I interpreted right side UP as right side DOWN. Sheesh. Soooo, out came the trusty seam ripper (my friend L must be a little giddy over this) and I had to rip out ALL the seams. Yup. ALL. *&T*^*(%*&)(%%#@^%$&%&*!!!!!!
Well, after taking a sanity break, I put it all back together the RIGHT way. Here she is, ready to be given to the guild...
Hmm...what do do next?
your post made me chuckle -- because I did the same sort of thing with a guild quilt just 2 nights ago. Layered it all up and started quilting only to realize my backing was toward the batting.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good. Maybe you should have more wine before sewing?
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