I have had trainings online at work this week and finally remembered to put my BA stuff near my desk. I was able to glue baste these stacks during one training this morning.
My tip so I remember - I started on the right side of the house top and went counterclockwise all around. That worked best for me.
I am hoping to have a good stack of at least the big house and the short ones to start stitching sets of 3 on the Winter Guard trip on Saturday. I said I'd chaperone and feel much better this week so should be able to go. Another long day - 8AM to 10PM is the schedule and the competition is a good 2 hours away. Stitching time on the bus is a possibility.
Oh good that you got those all prepped. that sounds like a super long day...:(((( hopefully you could rest on the bus ride also???
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do you get people asking what you are doing when you work on EPP and roll their eyes and say "I wouldn't be able to do that"? I would get such strange looks at family gatherings asking me what I was doing if I was hand stitching and say they couldn't do it - wouldn't want to do it and didn't really get it - after awhile it would make me uncomfortable -
ReplyDeleteHi, I am in north central Florida too. I never thought I would say I want it to warm up here but I do now!! Working on scap quilt pattern from My sewing room just using up leftover 2 inch squares. Almost done 4 more blocks to go.
ReplyDeleteGlad you've got those Brimfield Awakening blocks going again! I don't recall exactly, but remember they make a really pretty design. Stitching on the bus could be a good way to pass the time!
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