Read on if you want to know a couple more things about me...
Where do I live?
I live in Auckland, New Zealand. I grew up in Wanganui and moved to Wellington when I was 18 to go to university. I arrived in Auckland in my early twenties and never quite managed to leave again. Mystery photo below - a local would recognise it :-)
What am I working on?
This weekend I have been working on my Ginger Crush BOM. I'm really enjoying the lovely fabrics and the sense of satisfaction that comes with getting something finished.
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| Just that star to applique on. |
I've also made a start handquilting (*gasp) my hexy cushion. I may be some time...
How does my creating process work?
Um... I get an idea, jump in boots and all with limited planning...problem solve when I hit a wall, then feel ridiculously pleased with myself...fall out of love with the project and put it in a dark cupboard for a while...have stern words with myself and force myself to finish...finish and decide I quite like it after all. Yep, I think that's about it.
I'm not tagging anyone in particular - but please do feel free to consider yourself tagged if you want to play along!
Really loving those soft, pretty colours for your BOM! haha, I think we all go down that particular "creative process" road at times, I know I certainly do! Linda
ReplyDeleteYour hand quilting looks wonderful Megan! Such pretty colours!
ReplyDeleteI love your honesty about your design process. I think most of us go through ups and downs during a project but you put it so well.
ReplyDeleteYour Ginger Crush BOM is beautiful! The hexies look fab too :)
ReplyDeleteYour creative process is hilarious! It's pretty much exactly what I do too, unless it's for a swap and then I just have to get on with it! Thanks for playing Megan!
ReplyDeleteI like the fabrics you've chosen for the Ginger Crush quilt. V pretty.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous BOM blocks, but really love your hexies. I'm still trying to work myself up to trying a hexie project, my hand stitching is awful though, which puts me off. I may take some hexies away on holiday in October so I have no other choice!
ReplyDeleteObviously we all share the same creative process. I think it's the starting of a new project and the new fabrics we like best.
ReplyDeleteHaha - I love your creative process - completely brilliant! And the two projects you are working on at the moment are so different, but both fantastic :-)
ReplyDeleteI know where your mystery photo is :) - have been following your blog/instagram for awhile and I now I know we grew up in the same home town!
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