Monday Morning

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What a busy week ahead.  Once again, I have put off the VBS decorations until the week before.  Every year I say that I am going to start earlier and every year, I do them the week ahead.  This year, I don't think that I will even bother thinking that I might be more prepared next year.  I am just going to deal with my procrastination and embrace it!
A couple more of these little purses to add to the stash in the attic for the Open House.


And I finished up some of these towels this morning. 
And these are the ones for the swap that I am in with my painting group.  I can't picture the fronts yet, that would ruin the surprise.  Great feeling to have them done!

Comments

Suzanne said…
Such great projects. Love towels are so pretty!
June 7, 2010 at 10:28 AM
Anonymous said…
I always look forward to commissioned projects, but in the meantime, I get started on something else and the excitement wanes because I want to finish what I'm doing. Your I'm procrastinating projects are beautiful though!
June 7, 2010 at 12:53 PM
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