Focusing on UFOs
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The sewing room was a mess with fabric, scraps, quilt tops and patterns stacked on the cutting and pressing tables. Since I was on a roll, I also prepared backings for the six QOV folded and stacked on the cutting table. I put off that job because I knew I wouldn’t mail the quilts to longarmer until after the holidays: I didn’t want them lost in the crush of holiday mail.
With all of those tasks done, I was able to clean off the cutting and pressing tables. Hopefully, my sewing/quilting mojo will be prompted by the tidy sewing room.
Great job Nancy and now for a fresh start.
ReplyDeleteWow six Quilts of Valor...that is impressive! That is one pretty quilt in the photo too!
ReplyDeleteThis one is a beauty!! Getting those quilts and backings ready to mail after the holidays was probably a big task. I'm always inspired by your QOV.
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous quilt. You are going to be so happy when its done.
ReplyDeleteI had to clean my studio on the weekend - things have been so busy that I just kept tossing things in there and shutting the door. I didn't get a chance to sew, but at least now it's tidy and ready for when I do.
Sometimes tidy quiet is inspiring. Good for you.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I've got piles and piles of unfinished things in the sewing room waiting for me to get in their and sort it all out. It will be like discovering old friends when I do.
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm impressed. I wish I could get that tidy thing to work for me! LOL
ReplyDeleteSadly, my sewing room never seems to be terribly tidy!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good job done--and you have a spiffed up sewing room, too! Win, win!
ReplyDeleteSigh. I could spend a week straightening and cleaning and after 1 day of sewing I’d have to start again. Hope yours stays neater than my space does!
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