Look at the adorable bin Impera Magna made:
She even improved on my methods by using spray adhesive
Isn't Rhonda's adorable?
I am embarrassed to admit that I got a third photo from Texana (her HGTV forum name), She sent me a nice note with the photo asking if she could post it on the HGTV forum. She posted it and gave me a very nice shout out. THANKS! BUT, I have searched and searched all my messages and I can't find hers. I really wanted to post it here because she came up with a clever, alternate way to fasten the ends of the boxes closed. She didn't have enough fabric to overlap the ends so she added a tab on the top flap. It worked really well. If you are reading this, resend me the picture and I'll edit this post.
I spent the last two and a half days with my behind firmly planted in another of those educational seminars I am forced to take for my work. Since I got more than a few supportive comments about feeling guilty when I do handwork in these seminars, I went ahead and brought some with me. Most of the speakers were SO BORING that I got a lot accomplished. During breaks I noticed one gal working a counted cross stitch and another knitting. So I think I am in good company. All of the blocks I am working on are for an as-yet-unselected UFO from Judy's challenge. If I only had one more seminar, I think I would get all the Applique done.
It's late and I must get to bed. Tomorrow I am going to quilt the February UFO and get the binding attached. I'll still have to stitch the binding down and add a label before Monday night. YIKES! Wish me good luck.
I think this is an appropriate quote for tomorrow:
"Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance."
Hi, Chris!
ReplyDeleteI used my handy-dandy scrap bin for the first time for this past Friday Night Sew-In to catch all those pieces of thread resulting from sewing down binding on a quilt. It worked perfectly and sat right beside me on the sofa. Sooooo much nicer than thread nests on the arm of the sofa!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
----Freda