The result of cleaning in the sewing room last Tuesday may not be all I hoped it to be. I’ve ended with this pile of project boxes and bins, all empty and I don’t have a place to store empties…yet
And, this is my pile of scraps. You thought I was kidding when I said my scraps were over running the sewing room. But, I wasn’t. They were just spread out, so I didn’t have to acknowledge how many there are.
But, patience must be applied here. This is where my commitment to cut for 15 minutes a day. This is a week’s worth.
It doesn’t look like a lot, but there are enough scraps cut and trimmed to sizes there to make a quilt of squares and bricks. But, I won’t. I’ll save them for something else.
But, now that I’ve taken pics, I can file them away in the scrap users system.
All waiting and waiting until I’m done with cutting and ready to piece.
Now, when is that again?
Lane
4 comments:
I so need to do something like this....I really never quiet "got" how that system of Bonnie's would work until I joined in that Jubilee quilt sew along...and one day...the light turned on and I got it!! I figured out instead of cutting, I could just be pulling from scraps already cut. I need to work on this too!! Mine is a BIG MESS!!! Have a great weekend!!
You are so organized! Diane has gifted me with a lot of scraps (I LOVE scraps), but now I need to figure out a way to organize them, or better yet, cut them like you do. I am just not that "organized" or should I say, I am LAZY! Have a great day.
A leader & ender project by yr machine is a great thing happy quilting
why do other peoples scraps make my mouth water LOL
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