I have been very sad not quilting in the evenings -- my husband works 2nd shift so I am usually alone, wishing I were sewing. We did make a trip to Raleigh for fabric buying right after the doctor told me no sewing -- I got some lovely end of bolts and used a local site like groupon for an excellent deal on all these lovelies. So much for decreasing the stash this month.
My sewing room is also a huge mess since I haven't cleaned up since the guild yard sale last month or even full cleaned up since the retreat. I am hoping to give sewing another go this weekend but the progress on my hand seems to be slow and the Dr may not give me the go ahead.
If she does then I will be starting on this list of deadlines -- hopefully at warp speed.
-- Block of the month due 5/21
-- Bee Blocks due 5/29 (ok to mail late)
-- pattern test due 6/3 (ok to fall through)
-- One Hour Basket Swap due 6/5
-- MMBB BOM due 6/8
-- Alison Glass Mini due 6/15
-- Alison Glass Mini due 6/15
-- Tessellations Workshop 6/15
-- block of the month due 6/18
-- June Bee Blocks due 6/30 (end of 2 bees)
-- update on quarterly goals 7/1
-- villains Swap due 7/15 -- it's actually completed but I need to finish the extras
-- Dad's Birthday quilt 7/18
-- Harry Potter Swap due 9/4
So many deadlines and projects in my mind ... this hand needs to hurry up and heal.
I did manage to create 2 wonderful deserts for friend's birthdays this month. One was a Strawberry Cobbler and the other was this Cherry Cheesecake with sugar cookie crust.
I hope everyone else is having a wonderful May filed with lots of happy quilting.
Don't rush the healing process - it is very important, more important than that stitching - REALLY!! I love cheesecake and this looks yummo.
ReplyDeleteYikes! Perhaps, you can do other sewing things, like clean up your area, design, read blogs, sort through supplies.
ReplyDeleteOh no! This is terrible news. Definitely don't rush the healing though, like Vrooman says. Better for it to heal properly than to have lasting issues. Missed deadlines are stressful, but everyone will understand and the world will go on. Find some good books, binge watch some TV (Daredevil on Netflix is pretty good if you haven't seen it), go shopping, organize, read about techniques you want to learn, find the end of pinterest, watch some Cratsy classes...
ReplyDeleteSorry to read of your trouble. Hope you get better super soon. Can't believe you still managed to bake cakes! Your cheesecake looks delicious!
ReplyDeletedo I ever know your pain! Better to let it heal than to have to go even longer without sewing
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself and hard as it may be follow the doctors advice-you need that hand!
ReplyDeleteI agree. If you start up again at warp speed you will continue to injure it. Slow and steady will be the best for your healing.
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