Thank you to everyone who stopped by and entered my giveaway for Sew, Mama, Sew Giveaway Day! The response was amazing and I'd like to thank all of you for the great advice & comments! I spent the last couple of days of my wisdom tooth surgery recovery responding to entries, so I'm sorry if anyone received a nonsensical email. I blame the painkillers :D. My sewing machine dreams got a little bigger while reading the comments, so I have a bit more saving to do!
The winner of 1, 2, 3 Sew: Build Your Skills with 33 Simple Sewing Projects by Ellen Luckett Baker & a Grand Finale Jelly Roll is comment #289 which belongs to Angie of Inspired by H and C! Congratulations Angie! I sent you an email to get your contact info!
In other news:
In other news:
1) In the saga of the angry bird, 3 of the 4 bird eggs hatched! The family has since fled and left the fourth egg behind. My husband thinks they went to a yard where they had more room for activities. :(
2) I still have a lot more cutting left on the Patchwork Prism, but I am loving it so far! I am very impatient and had to start laying it out before all the pieces were cut. Rainbows make me so happy! I definitely need more purple in my stash though. It is my favorite color and what you see is all I could find!
3) Wisdom tooth surgery wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I had all that anxiety for nothing. I look forward to being able to operate heavy machinery and feeling my lips again in the next few days (*crosses fingers*)!Thanks again to all my bloggy friends! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! I will be spending it on the couch, catching up on all the blog news I missed out on the past week! :D
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4 comments so far. What are your thoughts?
So glad your surgery went well. LOVING your prism quilt. Now I really want to make one too... :)
Glad the surgery went okay, hope your mouth feels all better soon!
I love your patchwork prisms quilt, unlike you though I have way too much purple in my stash! Glad to hear the surgery was better than you expected.
I like your advice that it's a walking foot, not a running foot. Sometimes those long seams just scream to go super fast!!
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