1. PACKING
2. PACKING
3. Cutting Red and Aqua patches for swap
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6. Making sure I leave fabric out for civil war siggy swap
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10. Making a backing and binding for Terry's quilt
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12. PACKING
13. Trying to upload pictures to hubby's computer - no luck I can't format how I like though!
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15. PACKING
My personal computer is still sick, I hope I get it back before we leave for Colorado on Tuesday!
I've got my Charming Girl's sew along patches all sewn up - I love how it is looking. I need to make the sawtooth border.
I saved out some charm packs for this month's Schnibbles project and I'm continuing to work on my PIF's.
Oh yea, have I meantioned I'm PACKING too!!??
For a more detailed script of what I've been doing, {boring} check out my Twitter bar on the right.
Best of luck with your upcoming move. Somehow, I missed knowing the move would be to Colorado until today....I thought it was going to be a move to the west coast.
ReplyDeleteI don't envy you with all the packing, but that is a pretty neat setup for sewing while you are "on the road".
ReplyDeleteJust catching up here after being on vacation and I must say that was one gorgeous spider! The colors were stunning. Was it lethal?
I hope your computer gets over the swine flu soon, and have a fun trip to Colorado. I'm still impressed that you can sew along the way.
ReplyDeleteMel - I had to go over to Twitter to find out your good news! Congratulations! I used to live in CO and loved it! There are lots of wonderful bloggy friends there too! I wish you all the best in your new adventure!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Hey Mel, whatca been up to!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the move. I'm loving this quilt. I hope the computer is better soon too. Cindy
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the move Mel! We have both done it a bunch of times, and I know how hard it is. I hope that this is the last move for you and wish you all the luck in the world!
ReplyDeleteMicki
Hi Mel,
ReplyDeleteDone any packing lately? LOL...
I have been checking out your blog and thought I would stop by and say hello and tell you that your blog is going on my daily list of blogs to read :D
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For a packing girl, you sure do get a lot done. Love love love the Amish looking 9-patch. Great color gradation. I think you will enjoy this one!!
ReplyDeleteMary
PRETTY!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow..your moving to CO! Your quilt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, Mel! It's gorgeous, just gorgeous! I love it! Busy girl you are -- hope you have a great time in Colorado!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular colors on the quilt. Moving is hard. So so very hard.
ReplyDeleteThe downside is moving, the upside is to Colorado. What a beautiful place. You will love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt!!!
WOW! Great quiilt!
ReplyDeleteI move every couple of years... I can't say packing has ever been fun.
Love your quilt and the colors. Colorado is a beautiful place, from what I've seen on visits there. Good luck to you and also your husbands new job. Sounds like a great adventure.
ReplyDeleteHey, good luck on all that packing. I must have missed it. Are you moving? I also loved your quilt and all of the colors with the black make it look stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! what a busy time for you! Moving is always rough! Good luck in Colorado :) I'm sure the people are great there too! There are quilters and friends everywhere!
ReplyDeleteIt's just the finding that's difficult!