we have entered the week between Christmas and new year. Lots of us don’t know what day we are in.
Me most of all. I frequently have to ask what day it is
But no matter what day, things must be done
We finally had a nice day. A perfect day to dry washing. It’s been dried, brought in , folded and put away.
All in the one day something that doesn’t happen during the winter months
Once again I needed to add more colours to the mix I cut up the squares last night and since then I’ve been sewing them, getting them ready to add to the quilt top
I still have lots of fabric that I can use.
But it is a great stash buster
I’m still loving the slow hand stitching
It’s been exactly what I needed the last few weeks, during the madness of Christmas
I hope you have all recovered, and are now just taking it easy until the new year
Who you gonna call? STASH BUSTERS!
ReplyDeleteThat’s brilliant. Only now I have that song in my head lol
DeleteLovely to be able to hang laundry outside. I'd love the option, because I like the fresh smell when you bring it in.
ReplyDeleteEspecially sheets. Love them
DeleteMy washing dried today. Not much sunshine but there was a good breeze. I've really got to start my winter crochet. Ready for next Xmas lol
ReplyDeleteIt’s not a race it’s a journey
DeleteThat hexie project looks like a lot of preparation. Do you cut the patches with scissors of a cutting wheel? Do you also cut your own papers?
ReplyDeleteI have bought the hexi papers. They’re not expensive and I use each one at least three times before they’re unusable
DeleteI cut the squares, then pin the paper to each square
Then I just trim off the corners really to shape the fabric and then start sewing.