So, tonight I brought my blocks home and set down with my new flower head pins and began pinning. It doesn't sound like a difficult process, does it? Pin fabric together, no big deal, right? Well, I thought that too, until I began. It took me about an hour, but granted, I did have twenty-four blocks and I'm a little obsessive/compulsive, making sure each block looked the exact same. Confirming all seams were faced the right direction. I've developed a new sense of perfection ever since I've began making this quilt top. I find it challenging but very rewarding. This pinning experience has taught me to double check all my steps, but I know in the end, its my quilt and I can make it whatever I want. Quilting and sewing gives me a new sense of freedom. I know that in the end all that matters is that I feel good about what I've accomplished :)
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
My Pinning Experience
So, tonight I brought my blocks home and set down with my new flower head pins and began pinning. It doesn't sound like a difficult process, does it? Pin fabric together, no big deal, right? Well, I thought that too, until I began. It took me about an hour, but granted, I did have twenty-four blocks and I'm a little obsessive/compulsive, making sure each block looked the exact same. Confirming all seams were faced the right direction. I've developed a new sense of perfection ever since I've began making this quilt top. I find it challenging but very rewarding. This pinning experience has taught me to double check all my steps, but I know in the end, its my quilt and I can make it whatever I want. Quilting and sewing gives me a new sense of freedom. I know that in the end all that matters is that I feel good about what I've accomplished :)
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