Some of my hand pieced blocks |
Then when my son was 6 mos old I took a strip piecing class at a local LQS. Now I'm like a woman obsessed! Check my last stash report.
I belonged to a book group for a short time with some co-workers. It was fun and we read books that I would otherwise never have picked up. Some I liked, some I didn't - but that's ok. I miss talking about what I'm reading.
Sew, I'll tell you that I've ben on a rock n roll kick lately. I read Keith Richard's book and couldn't put it down. Now I have a Keith Richards station on my Pandora account. This week I was working in the Quiet Room at the library and on my way out I saw Sammy Hagar's book. DH is a huge Van Halen fan so I thought he might like to peruse it (he hasn't read a book since the last HarryPotter, that's a story for another time). Well, I started reading it and can hardly put it down. Although, Sammy is much less verbose than Keith!
In sum, I can't wait to try to find some quilting inspiration in books and maybe try out some new techniques!
Welcome to the group, Kris. I am so happy you are here. Do you still do a lot of hand piecing? I've always thought being an archivist would be the most wonderful job. I love going to the Library of Congress archives when I am in DC.
ReplyDeleteMiki, handwork is limited to hexies and some embroidery now. Just finished up the 6" pink and green blocks recently that I began about 6 years ago. I enjoyed working with all the collections, especially new ones that no one had used yet until I processed them. Never knew what you might find.
ReplyDeleteHi Kris! Happy to meet you! Your work sounds really interesting to a history nut like me! I do a lot of handwork...all of my quilting is hand done. This is going to be fun!
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