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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Still playing
I'm just playing with value changes and warm vs. cool colors at this point so these blocks are just a test to see how strong are the dark X and light square on point (small squares paths). I don't think they are strong enough so I might try a positive/negative black/white and white/black batik for the paths. I still haven't gotten out all of my trays of cut pieces. This is just the last groups that I had cut and hadn't put away yet.I need to get serious about Christmas and wrap gifts today. I have to get a package ready to mail to my daughter's family too. And I need to clean the house. I think I have a bad case of procrastination.
I know the feeling Wanda! But it all gets done in the end. Have a nice Christmas and I'll be back in the New Year to see what you have been up to! I have valued your friendship across the miles. Thank you. x
ReplyDeleteIt's way more fun playing on the design wall than cleaning the house. Have a good Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Joyce. Playing with fabric is a lot more fun than cleaning house.
ReplyDeleteAs for wrapping presents, I am thinking about seeing how much WalMart and Hobby Lobby marks down Christmas fabric after the holiday. If it is really cheap I will buy yardage and use it as wrapping next year!
Oh yes, I can see the black and white working well. Have fun.
ReplyDeleteI will watch with interest what you decide to do with your top.
ReplyDeleteNo worries all the work and wrapping seem to work out fine.
Have a wonderful Xmas ad all the best for 2010
Merry Christmas, Wanda. I intended to send the fabric and projects for donation yesterday; however, it started to snow and my world is covered with 12 inches of snow. I'll send the package in 2010. I'm including a Christmas ornament from the Main Street Fairmont series so you can hang it on your tree and know that you have a fan and friend in WV.
ReplyDeleteThe black/white pathway idea sounds very promising. I went through a collecting phase of bw fabric but have yet to find just the right project...so maybe this will be it.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I went to the post office on three separate occasions in the morning but then made up for it by going to a cookie exchange party in the afternoon and the Nuckcracker Ballet in the evening.
My first thought when I opened your blog was the colors reminded of Mardi Gras ! Fun and happy. Funny how colors effect each one of us.
ReplyDeleteToday is the day to get all those gifts wrapped for many of us. Will know I am in good company.
J~MT
Procrastination is seemingly my middle name this year! At least I got the baking started yesterday. But that's it, as far as I got! Started. Hopefully I'll get some more done this afternoon.
ReplyDeleteWe had been procrastinating, until yesterday afternoon. Since then we have cleaned the house and wrapped the gifts - BECAUSE eldest son and wife (and younger son) are coming for a family dinner tonight after which we'll exchange gifts with son/wife (they leave for SC on the 24th to spend Christmas with her family)... motivation came early to our house this year!
ReplyDelete(and I would MUCH rather play with fabric than clean, any day of the year!)
Good luck with your to-do list...
I think a lot of us have "procrastination" as our middle name!!! LOL (Just so you know...no package yet but I will let you know when it arrives.....could be weather-related that it didn't get here yet.)
ReplyDeleteThe procrastination bug must be rampant this year. I have set out a couple candles and put lights on the tree. (my dh and I also spent 2 hours with pliers taking the prelit strings off it first. Never, never do that) My only excuse is that the family won't be together for Christmas and I'm bummed, I guess.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Wanda. I usually lurk, but your blog is the first thing I go to onlne every morning. Yours and at home with the farmers wife.
I think procrastination is good. The things you do then are far more fun than the chores you are trying to avoid. Trust me on this, I'm an expert.
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