I must admit that I was anxiously awaiting Clue #5 and while many other things were awaiting my attention, I decided to rearrange and preliminarily organize my sewing area. I really like the rearranged space and am now looking forward to the possibility of getting a new chair and possibly a Sew Adjustable table. They would both be welcome additions to my space, but I need to get over the "do I really need to spend that money on myself" question. It is one I struggle with often as I'm sure most of us do.
Clue #5 was quick and easy to sew as promised, but the rotary cutting proved more of a workout than I expected. It is wonderful therapy for regaining motion in my wrist and arm, but surprises me how strenuous the repeated motion can be. Once I get into the groove, the cutting is complete. Perhaps that is why I tend to cut too many pieces. Oh well ... I will just end up with a fancy strip on the back.
Here are my Squatting Turkeys from Clue #5. There should be 64, but I ended up with 65. Sorry for the poor quality photo. For some reason I was not able to crop out the Flying Geese units from Clue #4 that are also on the design wall.
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Am linking up to Bonnie's website for Clue #5 of Easy Street here http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2012/12/mystery-monday-link-up-part-5.html
Busy Christmas Eve here. Pt this morning and noon church service. I just love the guest tenor at this early service and look forward to hearing him share his talents with us again this year.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!
Waiting for Clue #6 .....
Sharon
Love your blues and Reds together, it's going to be beautiful! Merry Christmas and Happy Quilting!
ReplyDeleteI have been getting a few laughs out of all the different names myself! I like the name squatting turkey as well and think that you have produced some nice and squatty ones! I struggle with the same question as well. Here's wishing you a Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYour squatting turkeys look great. Can't wait to put all these pieces together. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteGreat squatting turkeys! Your colors look wonderful together.
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