My Design Wall is interesting. It stayed like it appeared last week until yesterday when I began working n the Get-The-Crap-Out-Of-My-House Challenge with V and Co. I actually cleared out a 2 foot by 2 foot section in front of my Design Wall and was able to get to it and rearrange some blocks. I admit I copied. But I really liked the Kitchen Sink idea. So I put them all together and dug up a couple of pieces I had done over the last few years when I had leftovers and didn't know what to do with them. Instead of cutting them up like I had first thought to do, I left them whole. Whereupon I will sew the other blocks to them and make them more whole. I still have the Oriental blocks separate.
Then I saw what 9patchnurse did with her time on Sunday. And once again I was filled with intense desire to copy. You might as well put me in jail now for total and outright plagiarism. (Had to look up that spelling, I guess I have never written it before.) (And that would be a good thing.)
Speaking of that, did you read in the latest issue of Quilting Newsletter the article on Copyright? I daresay there is not an original thought in the quilting world anymore. If you even think up a quilt on your own you will surely copy one somewhere and they will come and get you. I thought the only way to really be free to make a quilt was to think on your own, but maybe even that is dangerous. I am sure I have seen just about everything somewhere before.
I don't know, maybe I will go hide under a
glen
OH MY GOSH! I AM NUMBER ONE! (tears of joy as I walk down the aisle with roses in my arms and a HUGE crown of rhinestones on my head. And I am trying not to trip on my evening gown as I take the runway one last time!!) Thank you, thank you, thank you!
