My Christmas shower curtain is coming along. I have 3 of the 7 verticle sections sewn together. You can get an idea of how it looks here, pinned to my existing curtain. I have all the panels sewn, just need to sew them to each other, line it, and make those 12 crucial buttonholes.
I'm pretty sure I like it. Finished is good, yes?
So, I'll have another pieced panel, a print panel, a pieced panel, then end with a print panel. This uses up every last inch of the Christmas print.
I just started using a new system for remembering about a week ago. It's collosal...it's life-changing...I'm calling it "writing it down on paper". I was trying to remember how big different runners and wall hangings that I made my girls were. So before I gave Elisabeth this wall hanging to take to Wisconsin, I measured it AND WROTE IT DOWN. I wrote down the measurements of Emily's table runner. Even when making the shower curtain above, I am constantly having to make calculations then remembering them. Funny thing...the weakest ink is stronger than the greatest memory.
~Joan
4 comments:
Great looking shower curtain--I love this idea.
And I had to LOL at your new memory system. It works for me. Now if I could just remember where I wrote everything. : )
I love that you are making Christmas curtains, quilt, shower curtain, etc. Can I come spend Christmas at your house? ;D
"the weakest ink is stronger than the greatest memory"
This made me smile Joan, I learned this only too well when I hit 50 :-)
Ohhh...I love your shower curtain! I've always wanted to make a pieced/quilted shower curtain.
I hear you on the memory thing. Things drop out of my head with amazing speed. I am trying to get better at writing things down...but it's a struggle! LOL
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