My setup became rather messy when doing this clue as I had
to steal every little time I had before and after work and getting the daily
household chores done in between. With
Socks, the sick and vomiting cat, unable to jump on my table anymore, I now can
safely leave my bits on top of the table and not fear I’d come home to vomit
all over my fabric.
For
anyone stressed about us, seemingly not worrying about Socks, this is not true
at all. He has been to a vet and she couldn’t
find anything wrong, even did blood works and all we suspect now is that it is
mere old age as he arrived by us as an adult cat and we’ve had him for 7 years
now. He still eats very well, small
amounts at a time and preferably human grade meat with chicken and pork being
his favourite.
Working
on this clue, I had one of my 80 pieces missing.
So the best thing to do was to then cut one set extra, join, iron and go
through the whole bloody process of reading both the previous clues and cutting
instructions once more. Done and then I
noticed this…..
As
they say wealth (as with beauty) is in the eye of the beholder and in my case,
I think any quilter not having to share their sewing room with any pets, is a
rich quilter.
With
clue 4 done I will quickly have to make space on my table to sew zippers to a
customer quilt in order to get it loaded onto the frame.
This
is my clue 3 done and it can be found HERE.
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