Sunday Stash #225 – We Were On a Break!

Molli Sparkles

Quilt maker to the stars. Spiller of truth tea.

13 Responses

  1. Susan Grancio says:

    No worries! Share what you want when you can – lots of folk I follow take a planned break due to commitments in tHe rest of their world.

    I like to plan ahead as best I can to have an easy but engaging handwork project to carry along when I am away from home. I have a large sashiko panel plus thread and needles ready to pack for my summer trip, when I will be away from my studio and in transit a lot of hours.

    Love to read your posts and am enjoying the honey pot bee. @susansquiltstudio

  2. xoxo to you, the most outrageous cheerleader of them all! We’ll be here when you drop by for a visit. Bring the good stuff when you come.

  3. Taking care of your health and your loved ones always comes first. Safe travels and if you do decide that you need a sub-in host, I’d be happy to help.

  4. Katie says:

    Oh Molli. I‘m sure we’ll all be happy with any little tidbits you have time to drop. 🙂 Sounds like you need to get yourself an itty bitty travel sewing machine. It’s amazing what you can whip up in a hotel room.

    Anyway, I’ll be hiatussing (is that a word???) soon too. Surgery on my hand. Grrrrr. Which projects should I finish before the day??? Ahhhhhh! Got to get my Honey Pot blocks caught up before then for sure. Hugs!

  5. Beth S. says:

    Love your fabric. I want, correction need, that vw bug fabric. I have a 1972 super beetle that will be road worthy by the end of summer. Please tell me that that delish fabric is available either online or here in Canada!

  6. Nancy says:

    Dear Molli – you are so smart to take a break. There is no need to worry about us – we will be waiting (with bated breath) for your return. We know that your stories will be so worth it. Besides who are we to stand between you and the martini shaker. Your minimal free time should have some fun, not be bogged down with post demands. So what you need to do and stop for a fabric shop once in a while. And thank you for calling us your glitterati – no one usually uses that for a bunch of quilters. It makes me quite smug!

  7. Hi Molli! Thank you again for the party and The Honey Pot Bee! Take you time and take care of yourself. We shouldn’t push ourselves to do too much. There just can’t be always time for everything. x Teje

  8. Love that funky print at the top! Have a nice break and enjoy your adventures!

  9. Peggy says:

    That pink plaid is making me swoon! Fan-tas-tic!!! If you get a moment to share what it is, I’d be ever so grateful, but totally understand if you can’t. See you on the flip side – your faithful glitterati will be here for you.

  10. Laurelle Coppard says:

    I hear you! Life goes on. I have trouble even keeping up with IG let alone blogs!. I feel weird these days even posting on IG (littlelollyquilts). I haven’t read Blogs in ages . Times are a changin! I will definitely stalk you on IG. How you going on your longarm? I love my little simply 16 rapidash 🙂 x

  11. grannyonabroomstick says:

    Hi Mollie and Mr Sparkle. Happy to give you a break and look forward to any titbits that you can throw out our way, Meanwhile,, can I look after your stash whilst you are busy…..?

  12. Paula Denanett says:

    I am a new subscriber to your blog. I really looked forward to your brand of craziness to go with my Sunday morning coffee while my husband watched British soccer. I will miss you while you are away.

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