For my inability to make a decision very quickly. It infuriates My Cowboy that I can never decide where I want to eat, what I want to cook, if I want to go ride my horse or not, what time I want to go to town, what I should wear, or if I want to go with him when he goes somewhere.
I can't explain it, but so much of the time, it's due to the fact that I have too many choices and I like them all. Such was the case with choosing a palette for this challenge! Whew!
I must have looked at every single one of those palettes 2 and 3 times each. I slaved over the decision, and killed SO much time staring at the computer screen, still never coming to a conclusion. I'd think I had it nailed down, walk away, come back, and nope! Start all over again . . .
But I finally just HAD to decide, even if I could still go on looking for many more hours. Just. Had. To. Decide.
I know Miki said to try to choose colors that you don't normally work with, but I have to admit right from the start that I did not do that. I chose reds. Red is my favorite color, and I work with it a lot. But if I had chosen colors I don't normally use, I'd have had to go fabric shopping, most likely. That's bad for me for two reasons:
1) I'm trying to reduce my stash and use up fabric I already have and not bring any more into my studio . . . for now.
2) The nearest quilt shop to me is over an hour away, and I don't have time to go there as often as I'd like.
So . . . I've picked a palette, and while I still haven't pulled any fabrics for the piece yet, I will soon. I'm going to Houston this week, and after that, I can come home and play in the studio again . . . with a fresh dose of inspiration, no doubt!
Luscious colors ... sounds like we had similar problems picking a palette ... too many to narrow down the pool at the end easily.
ReplyDeleteI will help you with the fabric buying in Houston, WINK! See ya Thursday my friend! Tell Cowboy, rest assured, I always spend more than you. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI really love these reds. You picked a fantastic palette. Have a wonderful time in Houston.
ReplyDeleteI, share your love of reds. You can never have too many, so shop a lot in Houston!!!
ReplyDeleteDid y'all miss me?
ReplyDeleteI will be so glad to get back into quilting. I am back in Rome and fly home tomorrow. Inspirational patterns everywhere. Too bad I can't write off this trip!!
See ya on Monday
Glen