Update: Congrats to Annette #107!
Too many good ideas for go-projects....
I'm running out of time, the reading a book idea is sounding really good :-).
Lizzie laughingly wanted to disqualify anyone who didn't wish her a happy bday :-).
good night lizzie.
Pure
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Sweetwater
Rich blues, browns, creams & whites from
Sweeter's new collection are
pure inspiration.
Yep, that about sums it up... pure bliss
(speaking of Bliss, it should be here tomorrow & It's a Hoot).
Today's giveaway will be 2 half yards or a charm pack of Pure. 
To enter today's drawing,
please leave a comment with an idea for a
great-on-the-go project!
Des & I are both traveling this month & are looking for something portable,
besides hexagons -- we're hexed out.
P.S. Happy Happy 15th Birthday today
to Lizzie!
(my daughter)
Love you!
How about yo-yos? I'm working with a yo-yo project whenever I travel.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say yo-yos too lol. I am so new to sewing it is hard to say. maybe some hand embroidery on a project or something.
ReplyDeletei'm addicted to making little sock toys- stuffed owls especially!! love the fabric
ReplyDeleteHow about single blocks to quilt? You can piece single blocks and then handquilt them (allready sandwiched) and put them all back together by machine later. Because you are working on a small area, you can really do a lot of spectacular quilting!
ReplyDeleteAlso working on a small quilt or mugrug, cushion cover etc works great. Think applique. Tia (campfollowerbags) did her DQS7 on the plane and appliqued and embroidered lots of details in trees and on grass etc etc. Applique like Cathy (Cabbage Quilts) does is also very suitable. You prepare the applique beforehand (tutorials on her blog) and then you do the positioining and needleturn on the plane.
It all needs a little preparation before but all small and not only doable but very satisfactory as you see the results grow! (and I suppose everything needs prep... even hexies!)
Good luck and have a great trip you two!
I don't have any good ideas for something to do on the go.... most of my IGP's (instant gratification projects) require a table and more access to a more stable setting.... I say bring NOTHING and just enjoy the journey you're going on. :o)
ReplyDeleteMy suggestion is to take a notebook and instead of doing a project - make it a point to take in the sights, sounds, smells and scenes around you. Draw pictures of what you see, write lists of what phrases you hear, describe with great detail the smells in the air....etc. This will ignite new creativity and returning to your projects and crafts after the trip will be VERY rewarding!
ReplyDeletehmm...well you could take a quilt-as-you-go project with you if you liked hand quilting because you would be able to hand quilt the squares while you were travelling. Or maybe a really cute stitchy could be a good idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat about small Dresden plates for a little table topper. Or if you do crocheting, what about Granny squares in yummy colors? Enjoy you trip!
ReplyDeletea notebook, or sketch book is a good idea, or a good book!! if you are hexed out, how bout a book? i would love to win a charm pack of pure. thanks
ReplyDeletestacey
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happy happy birthday lizzy
ReplyDeleteand niddle stitching is a great thing to do on a trip
thanks!
Happy Bday Lizzie! I usually quilt bigger stuff, so it's hard to take that anywhere. I usually take my knitting! Please, oh please pick me because I LOVE this fabric!
ReplyDeletewell, I usually crochet on the go... but if you want sewing- what about felt stuff? it couls be felt food, finger puppets or anything you like.
ReplyDeleteenjoy your travels!
I would make yo- yo's. Perfect little project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
I was thinking yo-yo's also! Is redwork or bluework
ReplyDeleteembroidery too much to take along? Happy Birthday to Lizze!
you can cut flower petals and hand sew them on the trip ,I have done those by hand and it is easy peasy ,I made my own pattern ,a circle and then equely drew the lines across on a piece of constrution paper depending on how many petals you want your folower to have ,when done I cut one petal out and used it as a pattern and started cutting of each fabric how many flowers I wanted and then sewed them together ,I used various scraps that I had all mixed up striped, flowery dots etc.
ReplyDeleteI find on the go projects difficult. I am new to the quilting world and seem to require a dedicated space to spread out in. I carry cross stitch projects probably because I have more experience (am more comfortable) with those.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics are beautiful.
I make cathedral windows on the road. There are 2 tutorials on my blog. You make the base at home and on the road you stitch the windows.Thank you for the chance to win this lovely fabric.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Lizzie!
ReplyDeleteon the go...I made fabric covered hair bands and magnets on the go...easy peasy lemon squeezy but the first thing that actually came to mind was hand stitching....on a baby quilt, or a doll quilt or a mug rug...you get my drift?
Pure *might* change my mind about the blue/brown combo of colors! thanks for a chance.
Although it has already been said, my on the go project is yo yo's. I have them made up already and on the go I join them. But when I started the project I was making them on the go.
ReplyDeleteBlue and brown combos are great for guys, I "need" to win this!
Our choices of things to do "on the go" are limited with quilting, aren't they? Unless you're a hand-quilter and can hand-quilt individual blocks. Maybe you could toss some scraps in a container along with some quilting books and come up with some ideas for another quilt top. You could look through the scraps you carried along and take your books and come up with fabrics and a design. Other than that, your choices are so limited - hexies, yo-yos, individual hand-quilted blocks, that's about it. dmj53(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteMy current go-project is clamshells. Assembly can get a bit unwieldy if you do rows, but I see folks doing small sets and assembling them later. Lots of basting prep! If you're interested in yarn work, Tunisian crochet makes a great carry-along project too; the basic stitch is easy and it's only one needle!
ReplyDeletehand embroidery is a perfect on the go project! fill a small zipper bag with your supplies and you're off!
ReplyDeletethx for a great giveaway!
How about a small apple core project such as a table runner. thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI like to take my binding projects with me places.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have any good projects for on the go. How about you bring a quilting magazine and get inspired to make your next project?
ReplyDeleteMy last trip I took hexies and I knit my own dishcloths. It's the only thing I know how to knit and I really needed some new ones. They are quick and easy!
ReplyDeleteI do hexies or cross-stitch, embroidery, knitting, crocheting. All those things work well in a car or waiting at someone's practice.
ReplyDeleteStitchery/embroidery is my go-to, on-the-go project. It's so easy to do on the road and the time flies.
ReplyDeleteI think yo-yos would make a good on the go project. And I just love the nastage of a yo-yo quilt on a bed
ReplyDeleteMaybe a new bag for autum like a birdie sling?
ReplyDeleteI would be happy to sew a notebook cover with these wonderful fabrics.
Kind regards from germany
Gaby
How about little embroideries that can be incorporated into a bigger quilt when you're back home? I'd love to win some of that Pure fabric...oh how I love it! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest knitting because it's easier and so relaxing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance. Those fabrics are gorgeous!
I crochet pretty borders on fleece for baby blankets (using a skip stitch blade to make the holes). Thanks for the chance!
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ReplyDeleteHi. A great on the go project for me is making bottlecap mini pincushions! So cute, great gifts, etc.
ReplyDeleteCrocheting! Don't need many supplies!
ReplyDeleteHow about taking some graph paper and colored pencils? Once you get started - you can doodle for a long time!
ReplyDeleteKnitting or a quilt book to look over while you're away. Or a small lap quilt ready for binding.
ReplyDeleteI tend to do cross stitching or crocheting when I travel, anything else I need more space for. Thanks for the giveaway and enjoy your trip!
ReplyDeleteI saw a cute Yo-yo Frankenstein and Witch at the quilt shop the other day, as well as wool felt candle mats for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
ReplyDeleteAt AllPeopleQuilt.com you can do a search for "on the go". There were pincushions, table mats, wall hangings, all kinds of fun stuff. I loved their little sewing caddy. It's going to make a great gift for my 11 year old.
I love this fabric!
I love this blue and brown color combo! I can't sew in the car w/out getting car sick but I can knit. Knitting is very portable!
ReplyDeleteHow about some embroidery? The biggest thing (in size) you'll need to pack is the hoop! Also crochet, that's very portable too! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI usually keep a few small projects specifically for travelling. Crochet (I'm making snowflakes to give to teachers this year), cross-stitch (I've got a "tapestry" I've been working on for 10 years LOL), embroidery (iron-transferred print onto towels). And I always have my idea sketchbook with me with my travel pallette of watercolor paints so that I can jot down new ideas and color schemes. I like the idea of crocheting small whimsy items to applique later onto a quilt -- there's tons of instructions of how to crochet butterflies, flowers, bugs, etc out of the colored cotton crochet thread (or even out of embroidery floss). Can you imagine a darling quilt made with Michael Miller Flower Fairies with some little crochet butterflies and flowers sporadically appliqued?
ReplyDeleteOooo! Perfect idea! Pick out some charm squares (or fussy cut some yourself), and outline embroider a part of the print on it to make it "pop".
Or... Make some embroidered quilt labels. I saw a cute idea at stitchlings.blogspot.com
Oh I love the pure colors! Those blue and brown colors are perfect for a snuggly lovey blankey for my sweet baby boy.
Stitching binding is my favorite on-the-go project!
ReplyDeleteI ADORE Pure!!! This is my all time fav line.
ReplyDeleteFor an on the go I'm sure half the people have mentioned is hexies! Easy, portable and make some very cool projects.
Prepping applique, especially if you glue baste, is also something I try and keep handy. Or binding is easy in the car. Some embroidery also, though I find it makes me car sick to do while in the..wait for it...car! lol
funny because I first thought of a hexagon project! what about crochet or knitting? great stop and start again project.
ReplyDeleteannemolino at hotmail dot com
I love love love Pure! I'm actually thinking of using some for a baby blanket for a cousin! I think an appliqued baby blanket using pure would be a fantastic on the go project!
ReplyDeleteFirst, the most important thing – Happy Birthday To Lizzie!! 15 is an awesome age.
ReplyDeleteFor an on the go project suggest you hand sew a small block with set in seams – an 8 point star or LeMoyne star. It will be portable, challenging, and take time. Use Jinny Beyer’s method of hand-sewing. Or, you could even use one of Jinny’s free block designs from her web site. (2) Or, use the bird on a branch free design from the blog of Jenny Elefantz to make a pretty stitchery. (3) Or, take a sketch book and dream up patterns and colors to use in a quilt. Whew! Now I’m tired. mlwright29 (at) hotmail (dot) com
I love Pure fabric. My idea and I didn't steal it from you is hexagons. I'm simply hooked on them lately. Happy Birthday Lizzie.
ReplyDeleteI love to take embroidery projects with me when I'm on the go. You put a couple of needles, some thread (better if the project doesn't have lots and lots of colors...), scissors, thimble and fabric, and off I go! I usually go for projects that don't require me to take my embroidery hoop either (the cross stitching stays at home :-)
ReplyDeleteI loooooove pure. I need that charm pack!! :-D
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I can't do projects "on the go" because I get motion sick pretty easily. You could maybe bring a little sketch book or a tiny tape recorder to jot down ideas that you have while away from your sewing stuff...
ReplyDeletehow about trying some hand piecing?
ReplyDeleteHand applique or embroidery...sorry not too original.
ReplyDeleteI usually do larger projects, so I don't have a suggestion. However, on my trips, I usually take quilting books or magazines that I haven't gotten a chance to look at for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteon the go projects are not my specialty. however, if you have your camera with you taking pictures of random things you see. will always inspire new projects. so keep your eye out and your mind open and you will find something to do when you get home.
ReplyDeleteWhen I'm traveling (which, unfortunately has not been often lately) I tend to take my notebook to write down or sketch ideas. I sometimes also take small projects that I can work on which I keep in separte little bags, like embroidery or cutting out applique parts. One of my new endeavors (not related to quilting) is needle felting, so I've been working on small pictures. It's easy to take a small piece of foam, the needles, felt & roving on the go to make pretty little pictures!
ReplyDeleteA great on the go project would be this Rag Rug tutorial over at Moda Bake Shop. I started one a year ago when i went on vacation...it gave me something to do on the 10 hours drive, since I wasn't allowed to be a driver. There's just a little bit of prepping to do, but it will be worth it once the project is done.
ReplyDeletei would probbably make many dresdens before the trip and applique them on the go. Or maybe some drunkens blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove the pure line
thanks
Happy birthday, Lizzie!
ReplyDeleteHow about a Dresdan Plate? I love doing those by hand.
I was thinking yo-yo's also, love them! Then there always embroidery, applique, cross-stitching or favorite thing to do when traveling is to search out new quilt shops and new fabric!
ReplyDeleteIf the quilt isn't too big I take it with me on the go when I'm finishing the binding. Happy borthday to Lizzie, and have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteI like to take my applique projects to go. It's amazing how much can be accomplished.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Lizzie!! English paper piecing can't be beat when it comes to portability.
ReplyDeleteCounted cross-stitch used to be my take along project, but I just started a Joseph's Coat quilt that has lots of hand applique, so that's what I take everywhere with me, now. But anything with some hand applique or embroidery is very portable! Happy Birthday Lizzie!
ReplyDeleteTracy
Start an embroidery or mini quilt by hand. I like to take some cut solid material along with me that I can hand stitch my labels for quilts.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely giveaway. Happy Birthday to your daughter also.
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You should do embroidery, or what i always do is sew the binding in the car. thanks for the give a way and happy birthday Lizzie
ReplyDeleteI like to knit baby blankets on the go.
ReplyDeleteI like embroidery for an on the go project........I can do all the squares for a quilt top and peice it when I get home.......or knit a pair of socks.......once you get the hang of it they are pretty mindless..........love it.........
ReplyDeleteI have really been enjoying redwork lately. There are a lot of great free patterns on the net.
ReplyDeleteStitcheries, cross-stitch, yo-yos ... I'm working on hand piecing a one-block charm quilt by hand - apple cores. They have curved seams, so they are a good project to do by hand. I'm also doing a series of small cross-stitches that will be part of a quilt some day. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I prepare fussy-cut fabric for on the go. I outline the shape and bring small scissors and just cut. Thanks for the fabric give-away. :)
ReplyDeleteHmm, my current on-the-go project is hexies, but since those are out, I say go for a good book!
ReplyDeleteI love making yoyo's on the go... but I took a needle punch project with me the last time I traveled (far)... also there are wool pennies as an option.
ReplyDeleteStitch projects using felt and a small hoop. Look at some of the stuff Melissa Crowe does at her blog CheckoutGirlCrafts.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteKlosje blocks cut and ready to stitch in a little sandwich baggie are great for on the go! Thanks so for sharing 'Pure' ! Love,Linda
ReplyDeleteApplique! I love it!! And there are so many cute and fun patterns out now!! I've got my fingers crossed for the charm pack!! I have a project already in mind...you guys rock!!
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I never sew on the go, but I do knit and crochet. One of my girlfriends did hand quilt a baby quilt while we were camping, but she is more adventurous than I am.
ReplyDeleteOn The go I usually crochet or cross stitch.
ReplyDeleteLove the soft muted tones of this fabric. My idea for on the go....I'd say a mini or doll sized quilt - all done by hand. Nothing too big to have to travel around with.
ReplyDeleteI like to take cross stitch projects when I'm traveling. Each year I make at least one tree ornament, they are the ultimate small-on-space, fast-to-finish project!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to say yo-yos or embroidery as well. Or some knitting. I can't knit; I really want to learn!
ReplyDeleteThanx for the chance :)
I like to take hand-quilting on getaways ~ like doll quilts that need to have the binding hand-stitched, or appliques.
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How about audio books, crocheting or knitting a project? Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI alway crochet washcloths while in the car. You can never have enough.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely embroidery! I've been carrying mine with me everywhere! And bonus, I can quilt it into a project later.
ReplyDeleteLots of fun reading all the tips on what to have with you on trips... :o))
ReplyDeleteI always have my stitchey with me.. or some crochet... and If I get bored on that.. reading.. and some candy..;O))
Thank you for the order. I love the charm pack! I usually like to take on trips a cross stitch. I have a few that have been in the works a few years. Or I like to take stitcheries that I am making for Christmas gifts. I hope that helps.
ReplyDeleteI can't do portable on the go projects for a moving car....I can't even read in a car. But if you are thinking for sitting without movement I can suggest little hand piecing ornaments or even small embroidery hoop stitchery...perhaps one color so you don't have to tote alot of everything you know?
ReplyDeleteI always have a quilt that needs the binding finished! I constantly leave one in my car for me to add just a few stitches while I am waiting for my kids at piano, violin, soccer, swimming, ect. I love to keep busy and make the most of my time.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your beautiful DD! :-) I like to take along easy embroidery along the lines of African Folkloric, which I just discovered but love! or a small wall hanging that I've decided to hand quilt... portable and easy to do. :-)
ReplyDeleteOMGosh--I am starting a quilt for my best friend's daughter using these exact colors--I would love to have them! I have a few pieces already but would enjoy more interesting choices! As far as a suggestion, I want to try appliqueing letters for baby names? I am working with 3 pregnant fellow teachers! Thanks for the giveaway and Happy Birthday to Lizzie--my son will be 16 in two months!
ReplyDeleteTake along projects for me are usually stitcheries or wool applique. Hope you both have safe travels.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite on the go would be needlework/embroidery. Maybe embellish some pretty dishtowels for gifts?
ReplyDeleteYo-yos are always fun. I'm working on a tabletopper project with them now - it will look like an American flag. Also, I have a couple of stitcheries I carry around. There are so many cute patterns for embroidery.
ReplyDeleteHave fun traveling!
Since I'm a major "jane of all crafts", I personally love to cross stitch when I travel. Super portable, easy to work on for a few minutes and then shove back in a bag - lots of fun!
ReplyDeleteI like to hand applique shirts and handsew binding on the go.
ReplyDeletesntbosch@msn.com
Our bedroom is Tiffany Blue and chocolate brown so I would make a great little quilt to go across the foot of the bed - and keep me warm whne DH steals the covers! I've been handpiecing a quilt using a lozege shape - that might be pretty with this fabric.
ReplyDeleteHow about mini sachets with the brown and blue fabric and do some doodle stitch embroidery on top.
ReplyDeleteA quick on-the-go project for me are the rail fences, I only need 4 or so fabrics, cut them in strips and then vrooooooooooooooooommmmmmm the sewing machine enjoys her work to do, so do I, they're incredible fast for me!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow about a quilted tote, kinda like the V. Bradley totes. They're beautiful!
ReplyDeletecarol_busse at yahoo dot com
Would be perfect for my favourit on-the-go project - a pyramid pouch. A round circle bended over a padding triangle. Looks beautiful. (Hope I explain myself, my English is not perfect - I am from Spain). They are so good as a small present to friends, teachers, etc. Made several this summer during the holidays and now I just wait for special occasions to give them away.
ReplyDeleteI love to do redwork. lindagerig
ReplyDeleteSorry, my suggestion for an 'on the go' project was going to be to make a book cover like the one I just finished.......but the 'go' part involved piecing together HEXAGONS !
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Please enter me in your weekly giveaway anyway.......I'm collecting charm packs and love the ones that I bought from you !
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My on-the-go project is embroidery. My favorite embroidery squares were when I made some pictures of our favorite vacations, which happens to be the beach. I found really cute pictures from coloring books- sand dollars, sandals, dolphins, etc. It's now a quilt with a lot of meaning behind it.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric! NO new ideas here. I like to embroider, crochet, knit, hexies, diamonds, and on and on....
ReplyDeleteI like to knit when on car trips. I knit easy dishcloths. They're fast and relaxing to do. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like little stitcheries, easy to take. The Pure is perfect, nice & uplifting. Would love to take it on a little trip.
ReplyDeleteannette292b@hotmail
I prefer to knit or crochet on trips, but a small applique piece would work too. Or your could bring a notebook or electronic device and work out some design ideas.
ReplyDeleteThe Pure line is so pretty. Perfect colours and would work so easily in my home with three guys, we love brown and blue.
The only "on-the-go" I have ever taken was quilting a baby quilt with big stitch quilting. I have a Q-snap frame that makes it very handy to travel.
ReplyDeleteEmbroidery easy to take, you can start and stop as you please. I also take me kindle.. :)
ReplyDeletearcarlough(at)msn.com
It's not very original, but I always try to have some embroidery on hand for the road or while I watch a movie. That or binding.
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pick me, pick me. For me, my travel project is knitting. I'd rather be quilting but I find it just isn't as portable. Knitting is very relaxing. Hope I win!!
ReplyDeleteI take redwork with me everywhere...
ReplyDeleteI still have lots to learn in regards to quilting/sewing, so when I can't be at home I like to have a quilt pattern book to look at and learn from.....Think you're great..Love what I have ordered from you...Corinne
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I am not so great with on the go sewing things. I just started making earrings though, and I am amazed how fast I can get a few pairs done when I have uninterrupted time. I love it!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are so amazing with your giveaways! I'm so lucky to have won last time. Yoyos are a fantastic on-the-go project -- I'm working on a yoyo quilt and I'm starting to see the end of the yoyos in sight. Then the real work starts!
ReplyDeleteWell, one thing I thought of is your zippered pouches that you had a tutorial on a while back. I love those, and I've made about 24 of them! I get all the machine sewing done, then take them with me and do the hand stitching in the car. I'm giving them as Christmas gifts to everybody and their dogs. (Thanks for the tutorial!!!)Or another car project I like is crocheting kitchen "scrubbies" out of nylon net. They are so handy and easy peasy.
ReplyDeleteI absolutley LOVE your give away fabric!!! Love brown and blue together!
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Hexies are all the rage now, and so simple to take and work on...The giveaway is Pure delight..Thanks
ReplyDeleteLast year I did some embroidery on things I was giving for Christmas presents, and that was very portable. I made little heart pillows so they were small and easy to take along.
ReplyDeleteWe are having our first boy after two girls and these colors look great for him!
Cutting some blocks and hand piecing them in the car, maybe a nine-patches or Ohio stars.
ReplyDeleteNancy E
How about making yoyo's and sewing them together.
ReplyDeleteHow about the dresden plate, I bet this one will be making a comeback soon too!
ReplyDeleteI always pack something to do on the go and never ever do it! I finally learned to just let my mind go while on the road. Don't bring anything. That's my suggestion. Your creative side might think up something clever while it's not busy.
ReplyDeleteYo Yo's for either a quilt or table topper are very portable.
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1st Happy Name Sake Lizzie...I don't think I was ever 15...tell me all about it..lol
ReplyDeleteAll that you wish for, that is what I wish for you...Now this PURE fabric, well you know I love it...And as a suggestion for a project to travel with...How about hand stitching ruffles...lot's and lot's of ruffles..I do this a lot..all colours and when I need any of them they are all done...Do you like ruffles???? lol
blessings madame samm
I recently made a huge huge huge half-square triangle quilt. I sewed the squares diagonally and made a big stack. Then, on a road trip I cut them all in half. By the time I arrived at my destination, I was ready to iron, square up, and sew.
ReplyDeleteI also make fabric flowers and hand-sewn felt projects in the car.
When I'm on the go, I like to bring my yarn and crochet hook. It's so easy to pick up and put down. And if you loose a stitch, it's never as big a deal as if you were knitting.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Pure giveaway! The colours are luscious!!!!
Man Corrie, I can't think of an on the go project, just a cute baby quilt with this gorgeous fabric...soooo take the already quilted binding sewn on ready to be stitched down by hand project!
ReplyDeleteI have made some felt coasters on the go while taking the bus back and forth to work....I love the fabric, it would make a beautiful baby boy quilt :)
ReplyDeletePURE totally rocks. Oh how I would love to win a charm pack of that delightful little party of fabric! I was going to say hexies, but since that is ruled out, maybe some embroidery or cross stitching? I dunno....
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