March Winds Down

Aimless.

Bumped into the little box I keep my one inch puzzle pieces in.

I keep some pieces ready.


patchwork, in perspective...

Sun's out.

nine in the morning

That's enough for today.

I'm sliding into enough.

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52 comments

  1. I’m aimless, too. Still trying to figure out who I am, now.

    I like all the notes on the box!

    I started making some one inch squares a while ago. I recently came across the basket of them, but I need to find it again, and put them in the living room so that I can work on them again and use them.

    I almost thought I had the wrong post. At the top of my email there’s a picture of Soul-O snoozing, on what looks like a round cat cubby, by the fire. Above the word ‘aimless.’ I don’t see it here.

    • jude

      I have a bunch of boxes for different sizes. I paste notes I jot down while working .
      The pic of the cat was just in the email and the post block. The sun was shining on him.

  2. Nancy

    Jude~ Love these lil squares and the sunlight streaming across the floor. They are enough.
    After reading the comments, so many times “enough”…I flashed on my dad saying (well, yelling) “it’s enough already!” – which basically meant ‘knock it off’! haha Takes on a whole different meaning/feeling. As we got older, we joked about his line and his delivery for years to come. 😂

  3. Carol

    I envision you leading your ragmates into action. Yes, keeping our needles threaded to record with that which brings us joy. Those nine-patches are inspiring.

  4. Joanna Harrington

    In the Irish language the word ‘enough’ is the same word as ‘plenty’.
    Holds true for all of our life situations including one inch squares.

  5. Beth from Still Life Pond

    Yes! It’s like discovering you’ve already made enough bricks to make a shelter. Thank you so much for the concept of quilt math. 1″ fits into anything bigger. I even came to love the ironing part of it.

  6. JayJay

    You inspire me to think about what “building blocks” I can work on in my odd moments. It is restful to have a repetitive project to do when I am exhausted in other ways. I love getting insights into your working process. Jude – thank you.

  7. sharon

    growin’ up, i remember a package of candy called “good ‘n plenty”. that’s your box of 1″ squares. you can dip into it ‘n pull out whatever your hand finds. such joy in that! as always, your post made my day… x

  8. Els

    It would be nice if more people would realize that “enough is enough” . . .
    Ha, there is a big exclamation mark to that : the yellow nine and the strip of sunshine !!!

  9. Beth G

    Hello! Love the picture of the new 9 patches. The reflections of the sunlight through the window looks as though it responded to your sunny 9 patch! Love seeing the world through your camera lens!
    Happpiness is contentment with what you have … enjoy!

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