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UFO Progress

The hot weather scrambles my thinking, so I haven't decided what direction my sewing will take in the next month or so. I pulled a UFO from the shelf and started cutting kits for the blocks, ready for when I'm organised enough to sew.I have no idea when I started these Antique Geese blocks, probably around 2020. 


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Update

I went to Adelaide for a last visit before the kids went back to school. I won't visit as much in school time now, as their routines mean I don't get to see them for more than a couple of hours a day. Finn is a fulltime school boy in Reception, Thomas is Grade 2, Isla is unbelievably in Grade 5, only 1 more year of Primary school. They are all growing up so fast.Of course school...


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What Next?

 10 days since the mystery reveal, and my top is finally together. 

What a lot of time and energy this...


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Sewing, Sewing, Sewing

 It occurred to me, when it came time to trim those units, that I should be using the Martelli ergonomic cutter to minimise the risk of damaging my wrist again. So I trimmed them carefully over a couple of days, and no wrist problems. I can be really thick sometimes. The Olfa cutter is fine for cutting strips, it's the trimming that causes problems, So now I know I'd bet...


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Cutting, Cutting, Cutting

 I got busy and cut a lot of what I needed for the mystery blocks. I was determined not to use yardage or FQs, so I really dredged through the scraps trying to find what I needed. That's what I love about mystery quilts; they use up so many dribs and drabs of fabric that have been hanging around. I may have to use yardage for that first little border, but first I'll try ...


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