I don't have much to share since I've been so busy this week. I was so optimistic last weekend that I prepped a few blocks thinking I'd have them all quilted by today.
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But I didn't even finish one of these. I had so many other fun things to do, and now I am exhausted.
I need some slow stitching medicine to help me recuperate. It helps me to feel stitched back together after a difficult day. It helps me to feel grounded and to get back in my body in the present moment.
So that's what I'm doing today. I hope you will join me in making time for some slow stitching and give yourself a big spoon full of medicine!
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I'm hoping for some feet up time today too!
Enjoy your prescription today :)
I am going to try to finish a wip today. Wish me luck 🙂
You are right...laughter and quilting are the best medicines...my drugs of choice!!!!!!
Some weeks do take it out of us, don't they? I have had a particularly restful, relaxing week, and I still look forward to slow stitching on Sundays - usually in the evenings. As always, thanks for hosting!
I stitched the binding down on one table runner this morning, and started on a 2nd table runner binding.
Slow stitching is such a great way to refill the tank before another week begins. Enjoy your quiet time.
I think you pick the right medicine
Feel better and heal quickly please!
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