Unfortunately, I worked so long and hard that I left myself with little time to create a new piece. Fortunately, I rediscovered velcro at the sewing shop and a new idea was born. In my piece, Daily Tasks, I have a number of labelled medallions secured to the surface with velcro. Some are in the center, representing the tasks I have on my "to do" list today. Others wait on the outside frame because it's certain that I'll be transferring them to the center at some point soon. I can rearrange the medallions to meet the demands of most of my days, though I realize that some tasks are missing, such as gardening. I suspect that's because I created this while snow was still on the ground. I suppose there's always room for more to do.
I hope I'll remember always to put the Be Thankful medallion at the top of the list. And, in the event I drop the ball and forget to do a task, I gave myself an Oops! medallion, too.
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| Daily Tasks - Vivien |
Wow! so great idea!
ReplyDeleteI like that your busy day has such nice bright colours. Good job with such short timelines.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very clever and cute portrayal of what happens in ESD. I like the idea a lot, especially the thankful one! So glad you included "be creative" element too.
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Well done, I could definitely use this on my wall!
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea, really clever!
ReplyDeleteVery effective last minute quilt. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't want one. Nice idea.
ReplyDeleteVivien
ReplyDeleteWell done on accomplishing this in such a short time. I particularly like the detachable elements.
You've solved your last minute problem in an innovative and unusual way, with a wonderfully cheerful result!
ReplyDeleteVivien,
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun.
A modern interactive approach with a good sense of humor!
Love it.
This is such a fun quilt. I love that it is so different. The background quilting is so reflective of the whole idea. How do you get such perfect circles?
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment, Margy, but the circles aren't perfect; I free-motioned quilted the background.
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