Thank you everyone who has been keeping up with my selling blog and helping me clear out the clutter. I'm happy to report I have more to post tomorrow night. YES, my home is a bottomless pit full of prim goodness. After tomorrow evening the sale may slow as I uncover and go through more things. Anyway, this was my dining room, but is now shipping central. :-) I'm so glad my things are going to loving homes.
It seems as though all I've been doing is listing, invoicing, and packing. I'm not complaining, but I haven't had much time for anything else EXCEPT trash picking (yes you heard me right) and a little more organizing. I know I said I was simplifying and I am, but this pile of rubbish er uh my next shelf was crying to me in the trash down the street. I just need Steve's touch to put this baby back together. We may have to substitute another board for the one long piece that's broken BUT isn't this prim goodness?!?!? I just love the chicken wire!!! I know call me crazy. LOL. I'm sure many of you would have hubbies that would say just throw that away. :-) I think Steve was thinking it, but he didn't say a word. teehee I think I know the spot I'm going to put it in too. I can see little quilts stacked in the cubbies :-) or a couple stitcheries leaned in them... or ....
My next organization feat, I've been wanting to do for awhile, but just never got around to it. Sunday, I was bored, and Steve was watching TV and napping so I sat down at this very computer I talk to you from and started printing. Printing what you may ask? I printed out almost all the free cross stitch charts I've been collecting and saving on my computer. Yes, I need for printer ink now. LOL. I put them all in sleeves and now at a quick glance I can decide what I want to stitch next. As you can see there are still empty sleeves on the right. I know there are more free charts out there I haven't uncovered yet. :-) I still have some already printed out in my basement that I need to organize still too. This will be my stitching go to book. It still needs some fine tuning, but I can do that as I go.
Last but not least, I think I found the quilt block for my next Americana quilt. It is a free block pattern found at Connecting Threads. Cute right? I will have to do some substituting, but you all know I will have something in my stash that'll work. :-)
Well, my friends, the buzz of the dryer means I must get to my house work. Thanks for stopping by :-) Remember to check out my selling blog tomorrow night Wednesday for another update !
I love that quilt block! That's the best Americana block I've seen and I want that fabric!
ReplyDeleteI'll be waiting ! LOL
ReplyDeleteHold up. I am guilty for not reading blogs like I had been. Life is just in fast forward right now. BUT Wait yes I did read Steve. Are you two working on things again. I hope so I'm hoping to read more good news!
ReplyDeleteDonna
The shelf will be worth the repair. One mans trash is another's treasure I always say. Love that eagle stitch chart design. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLara
What a wonderful shelf you found. It won't be hard to repair I bet. You are doing a great job getting things cleared out and sold. I know after a while it's just so much work and not fun anymore, but you are determined. I love free patterns. It will be nice to finally have yours all printed out and organinzed.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt block is beautiful. -Steph-
I have some of the fabrics in that quilt block!! I just got inspired to do my own version of it!!
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