Wednesday, July 08, 2020

Daily Notes- July 8th



A little patch work made from one inch squares (finished).  I looked thru the scraps and found just enough of the floral to make the borders.  Just enough and turned wrong side up.  Once a long time ago a woman read my palm. She said I would always have "just enough- but never more".
That Reading has always made me feel sad. But I made do with "just enough".

But the good news here is that in the basket at the bottom left of the Little Closet in the Sewing Room there was a lovely pale pink linen blouse (from Goodwill) which was the right shade of pink.  
This tiny square will get pink borders next time I sew.

My Master Gardener Friend is wanting her chair seats back- reupholstered. So I need to get going and finish that project.  I have one done and we stopped there as there was no way to attach the seats to the chairs.  So why do the other two if I was going to have to remove the covering from the one sample seat I had recovered?  Anyway that was my feeling.  
She must be thinking having the newly covered seats unattached is okay.
The only way to attach them is to make holes in the new covering and padding.
My husband is all for that.  I am not.  Perhaps it is Time to just walk away from the project.
Let my friend and my husband do what they want.  Make holes. I also worry about the screw tips poking thru to people's behinds sitting on the chairs.

Being a person who is always fighting to control things- because so much- all of my Life- 
has been "out of my control" has made me very uncertain of Life situations-
cutting holes in the fabric is quite symbolic of how things have gone for me.

I will cover the two remaining seats and then hand over the whole project and walk away.
I do a lot of walking away.  Too much. But standing and fighting .....too hard these days.
And I will be careful when sitting on my friend's chairs.

1 comment:

  1. I think the patchwork is just lively.

    The comment about "just enough" reminds me of a quotation in the book I recommended to you (the address book one) where "I wish you enough..." is a theme in the book.

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