I'm absolutely in love with this quilt and this class: "How Do I Quilt This? -- Big Cheese Cutie Quilt"
I filmed this class a few weeks ago and was tickled to share my tips for meandering, my favorite scroll feather, and the basics of machine quilting using rulers. I love the finished quilt and may have to keep it forever.
So why was there a lag between filming the class and sharing it with you? Well, I took a break.
No, really; I took a 10-day break from life. I took time off because I fell out of bed and broke my collarbone.*
I'm living life one-handed for a while so everything I do is single-handed. For instance, "I single-handedly put on shoes this morning!"
Happily, I'm not in much pain (if I don't move) and I'm seeing improvement. I'm hopeful that by the end of the year this will be a memory -- a randomly bizarre and frustrating memory.
Enough of the collarbone! Back to the class.
Check out the class. I single-handedly finished editing it last night and really love the content and love that I can bring the class to you for $5.
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* I try to convince folks that I broke my collarbone by heroically rescuing a small child from oncoming traffic, but am given that "Really?" look. No really, I rolled out of bed and woke up on the floor with a broken collar bone. I'm an extreme sleeper, apparently.
I filmed this class a few weeks ago and was tickled to share my tips for meandering, my favorite scroll feather, and the basics of machine quilting using rulers. I love the finished quilt and may have to keep it forever.
So why was there a lag between filming the class and sharing it with you? Well, I took a break.
No, really; I took a 10-day break from life. I took time off because I fell out of bed and broke my collarbone.*
I'm living life one-handed for a while so everything I do is single-handed. For instance, "I single-handedly put on shoes this morning!"
Happily, I'm not in much pain (if I don't move) and I'm seeing improvement. I'm hopeful that by the end of the year this will be a memory -- a randomly bizarre and frustrating memory.
Enough of the collarbone! Back to the class.
Check out the class. I single-handedly finished editing it last night and really love the content and love that I can bring the class to you for $5.
_____
* I try to convince folks that I broke my collarbone by heroically rescuing a small child from oncoming traffic, but am given that "Really?" look. No really, I rolled out of bed and woke up on the floor with a broken collar bone. I'm an extreme sleeper, apparently.
6 comments:
That is a gorgeous quilt! Ouch! I am glad your broken collarbone isn't painful and hope it is healing quickly.
In June, I thought I could fly. In reality, I had to jump from a sitting position on a truck's tail gate. It was higher than I thought. Felt and heard a snap. Cracked the tibia behind the kneecap. 8 weeks of no weight on that leg. I have 2 more weeks to go. I am so so tired of crutches. Get well soon!
Ouch....
Love the quilting on the quilt. So cute!
I will try to take the class soon. It is beautiful. So sorry to hear about your collarbone. Are people teasing you that you need a guard rail on your bed?
Ouch! A friend of mine did horse eventing - she broke her collar bone multiple times - until the doctors said NO MORE! Soooo when are you getting a bubble wrap bedside rug? ;)
You continue to inspire me with your amazing positive attitude. Thank you and wishing you a speedy recovery.
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