I'm really bad about buying stuff (stuff being crafting supplies - that's about all I buy aside from groceries, cigarettes, and occasionally nail polish) then leaving it in the bag and hooking that bag on a dining room chair so long that I forget I have it. I looked inside one of these bags the other day and found the fat quarter bundle I got on sale at JoAnn's - well, who knows when!
I'm not sure why these colors appealed to me (I'm having uncharacteristic color affinities lately) but man they do up! I've never quilted - and never really wanted to - until seeing some of the stuff at PurlSoho - they have a way of making quilting look very modern and new. I'm not even sure I really want to make a quilt - I think I just like the idea of patchwork stuff after seeing a lot of it in Japanese craft books, and I also like buying fat quarters then not using them for anything. It's just what I do. Come on, if you're a crafter don't even try to tell me you don't do the same thing! Maybe not with fat quarters, but with something! I was kind of thinking of making a tote/new knitting bag using this zigzag pattern but then I realized that the scale would probably be way off and I'm not sure that I want to cut pieces smaller than they already are. I don't know that my first project ought to be one that is modified and made more complicated. I think I'll just use the instructions and figure out what to do with it later. Or more likely I'll just be excited about this on a conceptual level and never do anything about it. I suck like that sometimes.
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You don't suck like that. I get really into the conceptualizing of a million, gazillion things all the time, make all sorts of plans for a tremendous assortment of projects. My follow through is eh. However I am trying to start seeing this as part of the creative process.
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