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| Tote bag from Hus & Hem in Ledbury - a gift from lovely friend Liz |
I`ve learned this week that:
- it`s not a good idea to baste a quilt in a room only slightly larger than the quilt
- it`s equally not ideal to knit when you`re tired and/or in dim light
- if you are learning to knit, you shouldn`t knit a rib while talking to your 3 year old son
- I lose count quickly
- I can`t pick up stitches that well
- quilting requires patience
- knitting requires patience
- I have no patience
Thank goodness it`s Friday. Have you learned anything this week?
5 comments:
Annabella, what a week! You must be ready to toss the pins, needles, etc out the window! I've just learned that the oatmeal raisin muffin recipe I lifted from the Internet sucks big time - other than making you feel like you have a rock sitting in your stomach. What a waste!
ah, its not easy with a young child, learning a new craft and all.
Basting is never easy even if the room is bigger - don't you think it's just the most horrible part of the process! (But at least it means your quilt is now ready to start quilting!)
I have learned that the blogging community of quilters is a loving and sensitive group.
I have learned absolutely nothing......
much too tired
have given up knitting for the summer.
I was at school near Ledbury --rather a charming place as I recall
from 40years ago!
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