I have lost my quilting mojo. I don't think it is gone forever, just taking a well-deserved break. In the past month:
I have hung 17 quilts at the Hosmer Gallery and had a fantastic opening reception. Quilters are a wonderfully supportive group of people!
Finished piecing together the maple leaf quilt, although this photo was taken before the piecing was completed.
Wrote my essay for the Jacob's Ladder: New Quilts From an Old Favorite book. Have I even mentioned that Upstairs Downstairs is a finalist in the competition sponsored by the National Quilt Museum?
Continued to longarm for my clients.
And then I could not think about quilting. So while my mojo has been on hiatus these last 2 weeks I have:
Read a few books.
Cleaned out my pantry.
Cleaned up my sewing space downstairs. I have not even thought about the quilting room upstairs. That is way too daunting.
Played Just Dance 4. I told my parents that all of those years of dance lessons are paying off as I am now able to beat their granddaughter at Just Dance.
And a couple of days ago I did what I always do when I need to get my head back into quilting. I just start sewing fabric together. We will see if this goes anywhere. If not, it will spark something exciting, I'm sure.
