Nope! I do not have a new dog but you might recognize Stephanie's dog, Abby. Abby has such a cute face. You might be wondering why I have a picture of this quilt and her puppy. You could win this quilt when you make a donation to the American Red Cross which will help out the country of Japan. You can visit her blog to read about all the details.Then I prepped some circles and sewed them onto some more circles. These are part of my Hop to It block.
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Still lovin' that timer idea....still haven't implemented it!
Blogger has been weird with me tonight, too. Not with posting but the way my blog is being displayed. It is almost a full moon!
I like the timer idea. I usually use it in the kitchen so that I don't wander aimlessly around. It is good to know that in 30 minutes (or longer depending on what state it's in!) I can get out of there and onto my sewing.
Your Hop To It is really coming along. I love your fabrics.
Have a great weekend!
love that timer and its green!!!! can't wait to see the pillow!
Kathie
Thank you Carrie. I need to get a cute timer!!! I just noticed you have number on your comments. I still need to do that.
I think I need to go on ebay and look for a cute sewing themed timer for my sewing room!!! its a great idea to give yourself 30 minutes per project. You can get alot of productivity done that way.
Quiltingly Yours
Andrea
The longarm convention I was at told us to set a timer each time we started working and keep track of the time spent...it is a real eye opener.
What a great idea!! I need to pull out some hand quilting and just allow 30 minutes of it every day.
Crispy
Yesterday, the weather here felt and looked like spring-- yay!!! Hopefully, today will be more of the same (especially since it's the first day of spring).
It is a lot of fun seeing what you can accomplish in 30 minutes.
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