
I brought home 6 fat quarters of white prints to replace the yardage used for Ann Smith's summer mystery and 2 fat quarters of black & white prints for a future project. All the fabric and notions at the store kept silent, none of them (except for the needed pieces) asked to come home with me. Shopping expedition did not help.
OK then, maybe if I worked on the summer mystery for a bit,

Then the light bulb came on, don't force it! just let time run it's course. After all, there are no rules that say I have to sew all the time or even on any available free time, I don't sew or quilt for a living and most importantly there is no pleasure or satisfaction in doing anything that feels forced weather is sewing or anything else. So this morning, I decided to make my dinning room table my design wall, sorted my little 1.75" 1/2 squares into color families and will just let them sit there for as long as they need. I feel a little quilting groove awakening, not much yet, but these little guys and maybe other people's design walls will help me find it.
1 comment:
Exactly!! Do not force it. Read. Take a bath, take a walk. Listen to music, watch a great movie, close your eyes and feel the breeze on your face (not while driving though!!!). Let your creative force fill back up, and it will, at it's own time and leisure. This is the time for you to do other things, 'cause when it comes back, sometimes it comes with a vengance!!!
Enjoy your time 'off'!!
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