
I also threw all my spare blocks into a box. Better, now that they are not all over the cutting table. So now everything is neat and clean till tomorrow and maybe I can get started with a couple of ideas. Working at home this week. 'nite.

I also threw all my spare blocks into a box. Better, now that they are not all over the cutting table. So now everything is neat and clean till tomorrow and maybe I can get started with a couple of ideas. Working at home this week. 'nite.
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Eye candy, those fabrics!
-- Ironing seems to be some kind of drug, it made my Grandma talkative, and she reported long chronics to me while unwrinkling the family's bedcloth. She really got into some kind of story telling trance. The effect of steaming potato starch should be considered.
Happy Chanukah Rayna!
Taming the raisin sheets... too funny!
Yes, I too find ironing very calming... zen. After ironing my pillow cases I make myself NOT iron the edges of my sheets when they pull up like folding fans.
A book: Zen and the Art of Ironing and Sewing for therapy. Works for me.
Congratulations on finding the sheets and enjoying all your beautiful fabric!
~Christina
Lovely fabrics, Rayna! I love ironing too...it really soothes me ..and I am so glad to find someone else who cant stand un-ironed pillows...YAY!!!And where oh WHERE did you find those deals on the sheets???
When I was little - late 50s - my dad and I did errands every Saturday morning: the bakery, the pharmacy, then the laundry, to drop off/pickup the sheets. Imagine: pressed, clean sheets every Saturday night.
Now beds get changed whenever, and since the dryer went democrat, I hang the sheets on the stair railings to dry. O tempores! o mores!
Happy Chanukah to you, Rayna! ...More wrinkled than raisins...I don't think I've ever heard that expression before. lol
Pressing your leftovers, what better time for insiration for new projects.
What is it about ironing? It is soothing--you can immediately see the results!
I'm insane- I LOVE to iron. I love everything about it... the repetitive motion that's so hypnotic, the aroma of heat and cotton, the way the warmth radiates back up at me. Like I said, I'm insane, I know. LOL
I thought you were going to say you bought the sheets to use for dyeing, etc! Probably cheaper than sateen by the yard!
Happy Chanukah!! XO
I ironed today also, but I was ironing velvet. Somehow I don't think it was quite as calming as your experience *grin*
I have always found ironing to be relaxing. Glad I'm not the only one :)
Gotta agree with that ... nothing more relaxing than nice flat ironing, some cheery music in the background ... the cares of the world fall away ...
I think you might need to make an appt and talk to somebody about this ironing fetish! LOL or perhaps you should drop by my house and help me with my ironing, which I detest....but then Mr Wonderful does most of it, so never mind!
xo
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