Listen to the Rhythm

 All week I have been trying to think

of something interesting to write about.

I've been a bachlorette for the past 5 days,

so I was using this time

 to work on a number of projects

without too many interruptions, except

for the ones I created for myself.

But as much as I thought I would actually

finish something, it didn't happened.

Instead, I found myself doing more

prepping than anything else, 

which is not too exciting or clever to write about.

I kept hearing rhythms in my head.

Quilters rhythms like,

 prep, prep, fuse,

A-Z with Ewe and Me

Finally the borders.

 I was also hearing

cut, cut, sew a little,

I wanted to use some of the leftover fabrics

 from the A-Z with Ewe and Me sampler

 in the Falling Charms pattern from the 

Missouri Quilt Co. that

Paulette was using for a baby quilt, 

(I'm making two different sizes)

and

I had to make a few more nine patches to go

with the ones I'll be getting in the mail soon

from the nine patch swap that Barb organized.

 

 How about

trace, trace, cut

(more Noah and Matilda blocks)

I had to recut two of the blocks from

last month because I left them on the AIRPLANE!

and

pin, pin, sew together.

The Home for the Holidays quilt

Today, though, I will be doing something

very interesting.

I'm attending Ricky Tim's Quilt Seminar

with guest appearances with Alex Anderson.

So maybe next week,

I might be quilting to a whole new rhythm.
Who knows.

  Until Next Time-