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Shoreline, CT, United States
I would love for you to join me (a retired senior)in my zany crafting adventures with quilting (waaaaay too much fabric); scrapbooking (will I ever catch up?); redwork; counted cross stitch; crossword puzzles; reading; and cooking.

Sunday, September 30, 2018

SLO-MOJO

This is where I left off in...................OMG:  in JULY --😓😕😢😞😞
see there, I'm out on our deck,
quilting away...meantime................in between time...........

my poor Pomegranates have languished in my tote bag
since then.  YUP, nada quilting.....

I guess I just lost my M O J O for this project. :<((( 

I visited Kathy's quilts this morning for her Slow Sunday Stitching 
posting and  immediately thought about Poms...
they are resting underneath a side table that
I face in our tv room...all the time...
and I have AVERTED my
                                                  👀 (eyes)

up until this morning. 

Kathy stated it well...we do get discouraged (or at
least I have) once in a while...
even though this is one of my favorite quilts...

So, today I am (seriously) going to pick it up 
(I can see the excitement shaking the tote bag over there 
as I write this lol) 
and just tell myself--
one row just one row.;}}}}
and see what happens.  While I watch the Patriots Game in here....

Thanks so much, Kathy for airing out this frequent quilting problem that
seems to  arise now and then...for me, at least....and cheering us on....
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Sunday dinner tonight will be Thom's (aka hubby, hubster, Dear One, 
Mr. Wonderful) marinara sauce and spaghetti noodles...so nice and light...
and a day off cooking for me YAY!!!
 (yesterday I made Bean soup for our dinner--which is a recipe with many
steps).
He claims his back (which he threw out last Tuesday night)
needs for him to move around and he has a "taste" for
marinara today...Right now he's on the heating pad and doing his computer
stuff--something about plane spotting and ADSB ...urgh!!👴

So you see, no excuses, I just need to get to that hand quilting...
RIGHT???......(stay tuned to see wha' hoppen ;}}} )

hugs, Julierose, La blageuse (slurping noodles-euse) ;)))

*Edited to add:*

2:00 p.m.:
Got a few rows done, anyway before my hands began hurting...
My little scissors magnet kept me company. About 1/3rd of little side triangle...

[Patriots ahead so far....;)))] 

19 comments:

  1. It's such a beautiful quilt! I hope you stick with it. I find keeping projects out and visible helps, maybe find Pom a pretty basket to sit my your chair?
    The weather is a LOT better, isn't it. Drier and sunny, yay. I plan to hand quilt outside on my deck, with Mo.

    love

    lizzy lizzzz.d@gmail.com

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  2. I see your thimble laying on your quilt project. That has been my favorite brand of thimble to use in recent years. I have to replace every so often as the rubber stretches over time and gets too loose for my finger.

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  3. Good for you getting back to your lovely pomegranates! I’m cheering for you from the sidelines!

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  4. Hope your mojo returns! That looks like a pretty quilt to me, but I do know how that happens!

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  5. I'll bet it's homemade marinara that you are using tonight... The time, effort and expertise has already been put into those ingredients. I can make spaghetti with even less effort by opening a jar of Prego.
    Hope you two feel better soon.
    Hugs

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  6. You've got a busy day, sounds fun!
    One row, you can do it!
    We're packing today, road trip tomorrow, early.
    My projects are packed away for a few days.

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  7. Good for you Julierose! I was just as lucky as my Tom cooked today too! Sometimes we just need to put in a few stitches to enjoy a project again. I am working on getting past the basting I need to do....................but if I don't I won't be able to hand quilt anytime soon. What's a girl to do?

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  8. Cute post! sometimes just picking it back up again, is all you need. Progress noted in your last pic..... yay!!

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  9. Moving forward is a good thing whether it's a little at a time or a lot!

    Marinara...yummm!

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  10. Enjoy your nice dinner! I love not cooking. I get so sick of coming up with ideas. You'll get back to your pomegranates. They're not going anywhere! Enjoy them!!

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  11. Hi Julieanne this is a beautiful quilt hope your mojo comes back as it will be a gorgeous finish ,take care my friend xx

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  12. Oh I'm so pleased you were able to add a few more stitches, I love your Pomegranates.

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  13. Your pomegranates are lovely. I hope you're inspired to work on them again. This is a beautiful quilt.
    Sometimes that's the problem: it's so lovely and we aren't quite sure what to do next, don't want to mess it up, and so we put it aside. I have a couple of these. You inspire me to haul them out for a bit of work.

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  14. I hope your mojo continues and you get this quilt finished. I want see it in all it's glory!!

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  15. I'm so pleased to see this one out again, it's a favourite. Little by little you can get there.

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  16. Such a lovely quilt and the way you are quilting it adds so much interest. I hope the desire to keep on quilting will come soon.

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  17. Congrats on getting more done on your poms...I love that piece. Hope your hands and hubby's back is feeling better.

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  18. I have quite a few projects that are just waiting for me to pick them up again. I love your quilting on this one!

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