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Bargain Hunting

 I'm tired, yet again. I just can't seem to avoid all the going out, when all I really want to do is stay at home and sew. Blood tests, shopping in the next town, getting a tire fixed, picking up prescriptions: nothing is hard, just time consuming. And in the garden, I've been dealing with an onslaught of mealy bugs like a Biblical plague. How dare they attack my plants!...


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Progress
I had to go down to the shop to wait for a friend to drop off a top for quilting, so I took the Plaid top and it's border strips, and used the waiting time productively.

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Clearing The Rubble

 In my clearing spree yesterday I  found a lot of little things that had been lying around unnoticed for months.  I would move this rubble from place to place, thinking, I really must find a home for that. or deal with it, or throw it out, and it would just get shuffled out of the way. If I'm in a mad rush to finish blocks I don't want to slow down and decide w...


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Moving Right Along

 I have been pretty dedicated to finishing the Fox and Geese blocks; I have one more to do and I will have the 30 I need. I never wanted it to be a huge quilt, so I'm stopping at 30, even though I have more cut out. They can go in the drawer of spare blocks.


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A Long Time UFO

 After lunch with our friend, when we delivered her quilts, it was time for the next ritual of our Jamestown days; a trip to the patchwork store. We always try not to go overboard there, and if I don't fancy any of the fabric I can always pick up more blades for the rotary cutter, or an intriguing ruler or some half price fabric. This time I did something I've never done...


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