a little bag for the iPod I bought to replace the one I seemed to have lost. (grrrr)
It makes me feel like things are in better order, if pieces of a project are in a plastic bag [what did we do before the advent of zip-lock type bags?]
My brother had helped me run a cable from my computer speakers into my sewing room. I had had a very old pair of little speakers that were pretty lousy, so I bought myself some new (still not expensive) speakers at Radio Shack. It's amazing what a difference they make. Internet radio, talk shows, BBC, Radio Netherlands, World Radio - it's wonderful!
Scrap strips from our quilting guild nine-patch project. (all in one place - yeah!)
I would happily entertain your suggestions about how I might use these.
And finally, nickel squares cut (stored in a plastic bag)and ready to be made into a table runner.
Phew!
4 comments:
WTG Marne - looks to me like you got a lot done.
Looking very organised! I'm still on the other side of the wall, dreading my Mondays :( Hopefully soon I'll convince my husband it's time to retire! :)
looks like you are fully back into the swing of things! and yes--Ziploc bags are the best! I've been a bit slow making my rounds on the ring--so missed your Anniversary Blog--congrats! and darn for me! LOL and love your White Chocolate quilt, I can't wait to see it when it's done!
I know what you mean about the plastic bags. We should be called honorary bag ladies just for supporting the zip-lock industry!
Maybe a string quilt would use up those strips.
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