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As for the August bit, phew! It still feels like May to me and I definitely haven't completed everything I had to do in July, but I'm working on it. My sewing has been pretty much non-existent for the last couple of months and my sewing desk had become piled high with all sorts of things, sewing related and not! Does that happen to your sewing area if it isn't used to it's fullest capacity? So this week I have been wading through it all and tidying and re-organising my sewing space. Finally I am beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. (Why do things have to get so much worse before they can get better?) Wednesday saw me make a trip to Ikea to buy a couple of shelves to put in some existing pax cupboards that just weren't working hard enough for me. It turned out that a trip to Ikea was just what I needed. I love Ikea and all the inspiration that is to be had there! (Let's face it. In my lounge/sewing room where I am sitting right now there are only two pieces of furniture that are not from Ikea, the piano and my purpose built sewing desk I got a couple of months ago.) Now that everything is almost organised the temptation to stop work and sew is very strong. Trying to resist! Must get finished!
5 comments:
Congratulations and love that you had forgotten you were a great aunt already. Beautiful quilt - just perfect.
I always thought of great aunts as being old but when my sister became one at 40 I changed my mind. Congratulations on your great nephew. Babies are one of the joys of life. Samuel’s quilt is gorgeous too.
My sewing room frequently becomes a dumping ground for all sorts of things ....
My sewing quite regularly becomes to GUESS ROOM..... guess where everything is.... congrats on the arrival of your great nephew...
Big Congrats then to you and the family on the new addition xx
That is a LOVELY quilt. Lucky great nephew : o )
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