The roller does, however, work like a charm on threads from unstitching.
Below is my T for Thomas block, minus the teal.
Tomorrow I might start quilting the remaining blocks or maybe I'll spend some time in the garden.
15 October 2009
Ready to Start Over
I finished unstitching the unwanted teal this afternoon. I then spent 10 minutes looking for the sticky roller thingie. I know I own one; I remember buying it. I bought it for two purposes - one to clean up cat hair and two to clean up unpicked stitchings. Eventually I found it in the bathrooom. Naturally - that's where I get dressed; that's where the cat hair is noticed (supposedly). Sadly, I'm far too unaware in the morning to notice something like cat hair.
The roller does, however, work like a charm on threads from unstitching.
Below is my T for Thomas block, minus the teal.
Tomorrow I might start quilting the remaining blocks or maybe I'll spend some time in the garden.
The roller does, however, work like a charm on threads from unstitching.
Below is my T for Thomas block, minus the teal.
Tomorrow I might start quilting the remaining blocks or maybe I'll spend some time in the garden.
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2 comments:
I Love the "T"! What was the "teal"?
Very good start! But why do have a tag - "Housework"! Looking for the 'Thread picker up thingy" is "creating".
I do understand the confusion - sewing room - garden? In summer and when we are away in the caravan - I sew outside! Try it over summer - amazing! A shady spot in the garden and an extention cord!
Lots of quilty hugz
Sally in Hobart
now thats what I need a.. thread picker up thingy... why when I take a photo of what I have done, do I always see ... that dreaded stray thread.
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