Time Out to Ponder

Things have been pretty crazy here lately

with DH off helping elder son 

get their house ready to put on the market

and 

yours truly pulling lots of baby and dog sitting duty.

(I'm not complaining - not at all!)

There has been very little sit-and-sew time

but I have managed to sort through my waiting projects

and make some decisions on how to proceed.

These seven pairs of Outback Wife fat quarters

will become the top of a quilt.

And the five pairs of fat quarters in these two photos 

will become the back of that quilt.

The Stonehenge yardage 

will be used as sashings or borders 

to bring that back up to size.

(fyi - in the past few months,

I've gone through at least a dozen ideas

for how to use these bark cloth beauties,

so I'm delighted that I've finally settled on a plan)

By using this tutorial and making a two-sided quilt,

I will use all but 3 of the fat quarters in the bundle.

No clue when I'll get this cut out or sewn,

but having a definite plan represents big progress.

There are several other projects

that need this same kind of 

sorting through and decision making.

All in good time!

Quiltdivajulie

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"Don't become overly enamored with nature. 
Don't fall in love with another artist's work. 
Don't be mesmerized by a photograph. 
Your painting [quilt] is not there."
Robert Bissett