I worked my fingers to the bone on the long-arm quilting this today. At least I had my grande mocha frappuccino to keep me company. Also, when I just googled frappuccino to check on the spelling the google search came up with "mocha frappuccino calories." This is something I do not want to know. Damn you, google search and your guilt trips.
I still have to bind this. Either my allergy meds are wearing me out or I have consumption, but I just don't have any energy lately. I'm going with consumption because it is retro and, I think, the next trendy disease. Everyone will want consumption when I am done with it.
Nice work with the long arm. How long did it take you to get the hang of it?
ReplyDeleteI believe frappuccinos have no calories. Just like ice cream and cheesecake, and my other favorite things!
Well, let's just say I'm learning. I took the class at Bayside Quilting and got familiar with how it works, but thought it would be easy to do complicated designs my first time out. That was a bit of a disaster, but the cats are enjoying the quilt that I ended up giving them. The next time I just used a free hand stipple pattern that turned out much better. My biggest issue now with the long arm is not to go too fast. I need to remember that I've got all the time in the world and just do freehand nice and slow. What I really should do is get some "test" fabric and go play on it for a day. That would probably make me much more comfortable. Still, it is much better (for me) than messing about on my home machine.
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