I know it has been a whole month since I have been here, but I have really not felt like working on any quilting projects. I still mostly don't. I have been working on my tiny house project.
When I started losing interest in quilting, I wasn't worried. My mojo will return eventually, I know. It has happened before. That was when I started the tiny house project. 100 houses in 100 days. No pressure at all. It takes me 15-20 minutes to make one each day. I am using only scraps and I don't think about what to do ahead of time. I select scraps, press, sew and done.
On inauguration day, I made two houses, because my daughter suggested I make a "white house" and I had already selected patriotic fabric scraps. I have already figured out where to work this in to the final quilt.
Other than this, I have been doing some embroidery and crocheting. I am doing the Meadow Blanket CAL with Lucy of Attic 24.
Stay safe and I hope to see you here again soon.
2 comments:
What a great way to keep things ticking over when you don't particularly want to do the big stuff. Love the idea of a tiny house a day. They look great.
Your Meadow blanket is coming along very nicely.
And I still enjoy seeing the embroidered vegetables!
I think you have found some good ways to stay creative.
Those tiny houses are so cute and a great way to keep that sewing mojo from escaping altogether :) Love the embroidered vegetables too.
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