Since we got back from London I had been in a bit of a quilty rut-- I just couldn't find a comfortable place in the house to sew while George was at school. Yes, we've been in the house for weeks on end (with no car.. I've felt "trapped" on more than one occasion) and I've tried to sew in a bunch of different places (thankfully, the house is quite big), but something was up with my subconcious comfort level and I just couldn't take it anymore..
so I left.
I took George to school and then walked to Starbucks, got a coffee, and sat and stitched there for 2 hours.
Much better. Much more "me".
Have you been stitching in public lately?
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ReplyDeleteLove that idea - just might have to try it! Might get the creativity flowing in a different direction.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the house can feel like a coffin. That was a good idea. It looks like the Starbucks in London are more brightly lit than the ones here in the states. I prefer London's style.
ReplyDeleteTotally! I worked on some rose star blocks for 90 minutes in the dealership waiting room while the car was being serviced and inspected ;-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteI've started working on my table topper after a winter slack-off...nice for the more on the go of Summer!
Today on the subway!
ReplyDeleteIF only we HAD a Starbucks..... but nope, they are not in South Africa....I envy you!! ♥
ReplyDeleteI just watched your video with the quilt patis templates. What does the packaging look like - I would like to buy some!
ReplyDeleteDo you speak Greek? I mean, if people ask you about your work, what do you say??
ReplyDeleteSpring and summer I travel with husband. So my handwork has been in airports and lobby of hotels. I'll find a corner and I'm happy!
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying your time away. You've been on my mind lately. Looking forward to your next post.
ReplyDeleteHaha! I love it, stitching for a couple hours at Starbucks. :D You know, I haven't stitched in public for quite a while. Before they started college (the last 2 years), I used to stitch at swim practices, band practices, and high school football games. Since then, the only stitching I do outside home is at guild meetings. How blase!
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