Can you guess how many HST's were sewn in that pile?!?
You won't believe it! Leave a comment with your estimated number and the closest guess will win a prize...maybe the whole lot of unpressed, untrimmed HST's?!?
No...I wouldn't do that to you!
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
Autopilot
Can you guess how many HST's were sewn in that pile?!?
You won't believe it! Leave a comment with your estimated number and the closest guess will win a prize...maybe the whole lot of unpressed, untrimmed HST's?!?
No...I wouldn't do that to you!
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I love mindless sewing! My guess is 342 HST. I love other peoples scraps. Soooo much fun.
I have no clue. But I know how relaxing it can be to sew on autopilot after a big project is complete. (Or even when I need to take a break in the middle of one.)
Thanks for the "Brave" compliment.
I'm guessing 280! Don't you just love to sew that way!! No thinking!!!
My guess is 261, because you lost one!
dedication is required to collect and sew all of them!
324, sometimes I need mindless sewing, it's relaxing.
I could use some mindless sewing too. I think there are 300 triangles there.
You crazy girl...my guess would be 124. I find handquilting relaxing but not for autopilot nights. Hugs
Your Northern Blog Stalker!!
No idea--maybe 225? You need things like this on nights when the brain won't engage. If you work on something that takes thought you just end up with the seam ripper in hand. : )
No idea but my guess is 154. Glad you had some mindless fun. Will miss seeing you at the DDC this session.
My wildest guess is 204...have a wonderful day Kathy...from a south of the border follower from muggy Michigan.
Those little triangles add up. I bet there are 480 of them on that little pile. Thanks for the fun.
Wild guess of 560.
Mindless piecing is definitely relaxing--the Zen of sewing!
Hmm, that's a pretty tall pile of HSTS...I'm gonna guess 213.
Hahaha! It's fun to take a break and set your mind to figuring out a little puzzle once in a while :*) I'm going to go with 400 - a nice round number =^..^=
Wow, that's a lot of free triangles! I love scraps :) Do you have 198 in the pile there?
How about 285??
I say 140. That pile looks deceiving. :)
How about 100 even...seems impossible, but life is stranger than anything.
Hugs
I'm guessing 346. The sewing is the fun part. I hate the pressing and trimming part. Hope you can find a good movie or tape to listen to while you do it.
242? I've been mindlessly stitching hexies. Someday, I hope to kick my mind back in gear!
I too love mindless sewing. Let's guess 158:)
Not easy to guess.....hmmmmm "thinking"....333!
Gun, Sweden
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432 is my guess. Sometimes mindless sewing is just the right solution to a long day. Glad your machine is working again.
My guess ia 175.
222!!
Mindless sewing to me is strip piecing although I am getting ready to try crumb blocks. I'm going to guess 180. And, no, I don't what anymore HST's. ;-)
I'm guessing 148 and the colours look beautiful and will be very pretty it whatever quilt you put them into.
I'm thinking....277. Wonderful scraps!
Since I just sewed 240 Dresden plate wedges, that is what I am going to guess! LOL
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Wow... I was thinking 88 but seem to be in the very low numbers! Mindless sewing is wonderful.
I will guess 123!
I venture a guess of 187.
I don't BELIEVE it! Angela (soscrappy) took my exact guess! LOL. Go figure.
So.....I'll say..... 424
What a FUN contest!
Any word yet when Brother comes back?? My heart is so sad for you :(
One hundred twenty-three? Love mindless sewing!
My guess is 187. I based this guess on nothing rational what-so-ever. Mindless is good, but do not lose track of where your fingers are in relation to the needle. For those who like to iron (I don't know anybody in this category) your pile of HSTs would be a great prize.
My guess is 136. I love mindless sewing. You can FEEL the tension of the day leave you while you are doing it!!!
I go with 450.A big number of HTS to a big quilt.
I would guess at 137. I am glad to hear it is not just me. Janette
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