It’s off to work I go – late day and night time work meeting. Hence my doggedness in getting stuff done yesterday. Before I went to bed (totally wired and not very interested in sleeping for awhile yet) I hung the first chunk o’quilt back up on the wall in the “correct” orientation and admired how much smaller it had become. Oh the silliness of seam allowances. Losing a half inch of what’s originally two inches is quite the change! Smaller seam allowances are too hard to work with though for most things I do, so I endeavor on. (I do use smaller when inserting small strips and pieces.)<\/p>\n
Here’s some haiku to hold you over while I ponder what to wear to work.<\/p>\n
Beautiful sunday
\nbut work requires my presence.
\nI’m off tomorrow.<\/p>\n
The tasks that loom large,
\nthe change that’s most frightening:
\ndone in a moment<\/p>\n
All right optimist,
\nshow me how you’ll smile on this
\nor is it just spin?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I hung the first chunk o’quilt back up on the wall in the “correct” orientation and admired how much smaller it had become. Continue reading