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Well, I think this 15 minutes is working out, but might be a harder to maintain as time marches on. The desire to actually finish something in one day might win out.



I finished appliqueing a bird on Vintage Valentine.
I cut out the tooth fairy pillow pieces.
Made some more four-patches for Easy Street.
Found my Dear Jane software and installed on my new laptop so I can print out a block to keep this huge project moving along.
Sewed one more tie onto an apron. Four ties on two more aprons to go.
I labeled all the fabrics for Baltimore Liberty and Baltimore Autumn and copied the pattern.
I decided that for Baltimore Halloween and Baltimore Christmas that I'd go back and finish up block 1 so I'm putting the center block on hold until all blocks are finished.
I put together the rows on "A Modern Twist" quilt.
Started appliqueing the awning on the house on the Country Houses BOM.
Appliqued two threads on the Dino block above. Need to move my design wall or paint the room white.

I've divided my sewing studio into sections and cleaned one section for 15 minutes.

Cheated on my diet and had a meatball sub for dinner!!!



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  1. I'm beginning to applique too, and love it. I wish it would be a bit quicker, but that isn't the point. LOL
    I know you will accomplish lots this year. We both need to do the 15 minutes, no matter what.

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  2. I hope you are right that I accomplish lots as I have lots started!

    Love applique!!

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