AMANDA'S BASKETS: STACK & WHACK QUILT

Thursday, September 24, 2020

STACK & WHACK QUILT

Well, I can't say that I was surprised by the results of the grand jury concerning Breonna Taylor...but they didn't even consider her life! That is totally unacceptable.

One can only imagine the slanted presentation made by the current state AG, especially when you find out that his mentor is McConnell!!!

And don't even get me started on the latest utterances by the present occupant of the Oval Office!!!

So, instead I will share another of the latest of my quilted throws. This one began with the Stack & Whack blocks. Remember this?

Well, here it's finished..

I have enough to make another quilted throw the same size.

That's all to today...

Talk with you tomorrow...

CRAFTING IDEAS

I am always looking for a small piece of paper to write down something which will later be disposed of. I decided to use some of the scrap paper of which I have a ton. I mostly use the paper for glueing projects. I decided to cut the paper into a small size. (Six pieces from a piece of copy paper.). But just having them sitting on my desk would get messy without a container. So, using a cardboard box, I cut it down to size and using a hot glue gun I glued the ends together. Using a picture from a magazine cut into pieces and stick craft glue, I glued the pieces to the box inside and out. I also used some decorative tape for the outside edges. And to finish the top corners which were not covered, I used straight pins with colorful tops. Looks nice and works well.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

So in looking over your habits what did you find? Some popular good habits folks have are: Meditation, exercise, journal writing, flossing, reading and walking up early. Some not so great habits included smoking, saying yes, swearing, tolerating folks, not sleeping enough, always complaining and constantly making excuses. Do you have more good habits or more bad habits? Is it time to change? If so, start with the easiest bad habit to change, not the hardest. This will give the best chance of success. Decide on the best way for you to change your habit. Worry too much? Set a time to worry and then stop. You may have to stop yourself several times at the beginning but keep it up and you will worry less. Or, alternatively, write the worry down as well as options to stop the problem. Just figure out which way to stop is best for you.