Trinity Green
where I have continued to rip, rip and rip off the paper on the back.
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Wednesday 24 May 2017
WIPW - Rip, rip, rip
Work In Progress Wednesday is all about
Trinity Green
where I have continued to rip, rip and rip off the paper on the back.
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Trinity Green
where I have continued to rip, rip and rip off the paper on the back.
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You are so funny! Are you doing all the tearing on the floor? I hope your knees hold.
ReplyDeleteWell, I fold the flimsy and keep it in a large flat box which is balanced on my knees, but yes I do sit on the floor. Knees are holding up, so far!
DeleteDon't forget to watch TV tomorrow! Partnership quilt coming up!
It must feel like being and archaeologist, slowly picking away at the surface to reveal the treasures beneath. Have a ripping good time!
ReplyDeleteAs I can listen to an audio book at the 'excavation site' I AM having a ripping good time. It is quite fun to see the fabric from the back, and try to guess which one of the prints it is.
DeleteIt must be very satisfying to see the cleared patch growing!
ReplyDeleteIt is!
DeleteWow! a good progress indeed.
ReplyDeleteSlowly the green is emerging. Seeing the result feels good but the actual work is a bit boring.
DeleteI agree, revealing treasure and the satisfaction of seeing progress, that's a good thing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
It is a slow process, but it does feel good.
DeleteIt must be satisfying as each of those papers are removed, each paper equals one less to remove.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right!
Deletecan`t wait to see this completed it has been such fun following your journey happy ripping
ReplyDeleteIt will take another couple of WIPW reports before all the paper is off.
Deleteno comment indeed :) I so enjoy and am encouraged by your work, and your blogging. Thank you always for stopping by my blog to leave a comment - oh what an encouragement you are to me!
ReplyDeleteYou are too kind! Blogging is great - it is an outlet for one's creativity, it helps to spure oneself on (must finish this project before Xxxday for my weekly blogpost...), lets you share ideas, introduces you to fellow bloggers and most of all it spreads LOVE between people via the comments.
DeleteThank YOU for always supporting ME.
Happy quilting!
if only I lived near you - I love peeling off the papers!!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! I and Stephen Fry (reading Harry Potter) are doing fine, but work slowly.
DeleteMy greatest fear when doing this is that I will catch the stitching and unpull part of that at the same time. Slowly is the best way to do this job.
ReplyDeleteI have done it! I ripped a seam open and will have to stitch it together by hand. What a bother! Yes, I will have to pay more attention to my ripping in the future.
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