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Thursday, June 4, 2015

Stuck


I am stuck in a rut. I have a ton of things to work on but just don't have the umph to work on any of them. I have a hard time switching gears.
I pulled out some scraps today before my workout and just started sewing them together. It was soothing and mindless.
These colors are also way off, it is a gloomy day here and I can't get a decent picture.


This afternoon I dumped out some more and will continue sewing.  Who knows what it will eventually be? Just looking at the colors makes me happy. Good enough.


I did get one more Farm Girl Vintage block made, Butter Churn. I like these colors together.
The next block is pretty easy but I feel like picking out the fabric will be a chore today. Do you ever feel like that? Any other day the fabric would be flying!


Note to self, when you pick out a heavy weight fabric to cover your small ironing board, be sure it is 100% cotton....at least it is pretty.

Kelly

12 comments:

  1. It's hard to get back into the groove if you've been busy with other things. Improv is a great way to get inspired again. You'll be sewing up a storm in no time. Your Butter Churn block is a beauty!!

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  2. Love your block and your scraps. I cut a bunch of scraps for leaders and enders and am making a quilt that someone has already bought. Who knows where spontaneous cutting will lead you. Your "bad" photos are a million times better than my "good" ones-lol. Take care! B

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  3. I totally understand, I have been feeling it a bit myself lately, so then I just pick up another 1718 block. Maybe that's why nothing else is actually happening in my sewing room. Hmmm...
    Love your block!

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  4. Go and hang out in your garden. Your seeing mojo will return.

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  5. hhhhmm, it must be catching. I'm out of the groove too. Those are really fun fabrics. are you making 4 patches?

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  6. I am sure this is not your first rut and pretty sure there will be more. When I am in one---I really have to "go with it" cause in a few days it all be better again! Indiviual blocks are a great way to work through it while accomplishing something! Sending you Quilting Mo-Jo!!!

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  7. If you are stuck, I'm so sorry for that...take your time ! Do another thing...a cake ! Gardening ! Reading !
    Your fabrics are wonderful as your work is......
    I'm sure that your inspiration will come back soon ! ;)
    Xoxo

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  8. If you work out how to get out of a rut, let me know. I am drowning in my to-do list and have zip motivation. Maybe I need to get out my scraps and have a therapeutic play. I love your Farm Girl Block!

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  9. The best thing to do when you can't get motivated on your WIP's is to start a new one of course!

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  10. when I'm in a rut I clean up the sewing room...switch to rug hooking or wool applique...mindless hand quilting...pack some scraps into an envelope and send to someone as a surprise...last resort...look on Pinterest...

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  11. Hopefully those lovely colours will help you get out of your rut.

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  12. I'm out of the groove right now......I have plans to sew tomorrow, though. Hope I follow through...

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