No, my cleaning adventure is not finished.
In fact, as what usually happens, it has snowballed into a total room blitz.
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| Since these were in the way, and I was afraid of losing them, I finished sewing up the remaining blocks for my Hunter's Star quilt. A few of the white pieces were missing, necessitating sorting my white on white fabrics. I had to substitute a close match, which is okay since the blues are all scrappy. |
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| I'm sure now that these have all been sewn, that the missing pieces will turn up--isn't that always the way it goes? |
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| I've joined a four patch swap inspired by the APQ quilt-along. I need to make 450 units, so hopefully I did the math correctly and cut 60 light strips and 60 dark strips. |
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| I've sorted them into sets of 2 lights and 2 darks--now whenever I have a few minutes I can sew a few together. I need sets of 15 matching, which I should easily get from my WOF strips. I'll set aside my extras for another project. |
I guess that's enough procrastinating--back to cleaning!!
I'm cleaning up in my sewing room too :-) Cutting up the scraps into useable pieces...lots of 2" squares for 4 patch blocks. I wonder if I'll ever deal with the magazines :-o
ReplyDeleteI find cleaning up my sewing room means finding far too many distractions!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
lol! A gal's gotta do what a gal's gotta do! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric selections for the quilt-along!
Love how you clean. Fun blue and white blocks and some good fabrics for your swap. Keep cleaning.
ReplyDeleteI suffer from the same weaknesses when tidying up my studio!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great time of year for cleaning and organizing, isn't it? I worked on my space a few weeks ago, and cut scraps today. Enjoy!
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