Finishing Projects - yes, it's really happening!
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Good for you! I learned a couple of things doing the same thing.
#1, the amount of time needed to complete something is much exaggerated in our mind, and never take as long as expected.
#2, All these finishes and still awash in fabric. So I've been on the fabric wagon since 2001.
#3, A new exciting project has nothing to offer, it is nothing more than sewing on fabric of a different color. Sew on the colors you have out
And...I've switched to scrappy quilts, then I always have a different color!
Again, well done!
#1, the amount of time needed to complete something is much exaggerated in our mind, and never take as long as expected.
#2, All these finishes and still awash in fabric. So I've been on the fabric wagon since 2001.
#3, A new exciting project has nothing to offer, it is nothing more than sewing on fabric of a different color. Sew on the colors you have out
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Again, well done!
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GREAT JOB!.. Wish I could make myself buckle down and finish my P.H.D. Projects Half Done! LOL
They all are very beautiful, I think my favorite is the second pic.
As for your husband, sorry he doesn't appreciate all your hard work, bet he doesn't complain when he gets cold and crawls under one of them though. LOL
They all are very beautiful, I think my favorite is the second pic.
As for your husband, sorry he doesn't appreciate all your hard work, bet he doesn't complain when he gets cold and crawls under one of them though. LOL
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