Sunday, January 28, 2007

Sliding under the rope


Having an attack of nervous pre op energy I decided to take it out on these two care quilts I started when the surgeon strike were active, and I did not know if I were coming or going.
Today I have machine quilted them and sewn bindings on, all by machine.
It was good to finish these quilts so I can start fresh when I come home from hospital.
The strip quilt was very fun to do and I have more planned in my head. They are great for using strips fast.

31 comments:

  1. Good luck, Hanne! I'll be thinking about your recovery and looking forward to hearing from you again.
    Keeping you in my thoughts ~
    Jeanne

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  2. I wonder if you can bottle your pre-op nervous energy and save it for when you are recovering. That would be cool, wouldn't it?

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  3. Both quilts are beautiful! You have channeled that energy well!

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  4. Great job on those quilts. Good luck with your surgery. Hurry back to blogland.

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  5. I wish you the very best of luck with your surgery on Monday. The quilts look great.

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  6. I didn't realize that your string blocks were rectangles - right? The quilts look great but I'm partial to string quilts right now!

    Good luck with the surgery, I'll be thinking of you.

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  7. Anonymous9:58 am

    Hanne, I'll be thinking of you.

    All the best, Susan (UK)

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  8. Anonymous11:09 am

    WooHoo ! Great way to canalize your energy !... And GREAT results, too ! They're beautiful, Hanne !

    I'll be with you, this week, you know that !

    Biiiiig hugs & smiles,
    NADINE.

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  9. Anonymous2:05 pm

    Så fint gutteteppe du fikk ut av den blå-grønne med firer-blokker. Lykke til i morra!
    Klem fra Sølvi

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  10. I wish you well. You'll be in my prayers--- What better way to spend energy!!!

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  11. WOW - you put your nervous energy to great use. They look wonderful.

    You'll be in my thoughts and prayers this week, Hanne. Take care!

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  12. All the best, Hanne! I've been lurking on the Stash quilts blog ring for a while, and have had you in my thoughts. I f you have half the energy to put to recovery as you did for all your accomplishments this week, you should feel better in no time!

    We'll be waiting for your return to blog-land!

    Kathy db

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  13. Indeed fantastic, Hanne!!! A wish for your surgery!!!

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  14. sending healing energy and all good thoughts your way Hanne! the string quilt is a knockout-which of course means it is very striking! and the four patch came out well too.

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  15. Hanne you will be in my thoughts and prayers...your quilts are wonderful.

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  16. Good luck with the surgery. I'll hold my thumbs for your recovery.

    Inga

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  17. Anonymous10:29 am

    Nydelige farger og komposisjon! Tenker på deg idag og ønsker deg alt godt!

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  18. The care quilts turned out beautifully! I love the red binding you put on the 4-patch! Looks fantastic. And the rectangular string quilt is gorgeous!

    Good luck with your surgery. I'm wishing you a speedy recovery!

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  19. You are in my thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery.

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  20. your quilts are great. I will be thinking about you and wish that all goes well for you.

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  21. I'm thinking that by now you will have had your operation, I hope it has all gone well. Thinking of you, and looking forward to hearing from you.
    *huge hugs*
    Tazzie
    :-)

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  22. Very nice quilts and prayers for your surgery.

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  23. Hanne, I've come to check and see if there's an update since your surgery. You're in my prayers and I sincerely hope that everything went along as planned with no surprises along with way. Hurry on back ..... you're being missed, a lot.

    Hugs (gentle ones)
    Gail

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  24. So great that you are able to work off your nervous energy and finishing up quilts at the same time! It's horrible that you have to deal with a surgeon's strike while you are waiting for surgery. I wish you the best while you are waiting, and during the surgery and through the recovery period.

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  25. Dear Hanne, I am just catching up with you after being off-line for 2 weeks, all the ups and downs and stress. Such good news for you that the stike is resolved and you can move forward as planned and in the meantime you found a perfect venting place for the stress and created some wonderful comfort quilts.

    Cheers!

    Evelyn

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  26. Anonymous9:22 pm

    dear freind,
    Thank you Kjell for the update that the surgery went well ( news from Tilde on the Wip list and from Val Champ in Canada)
    We continue to send you all our love and positive thoughts for a courageous and steady recovery
    Your Belgian freind Caroline

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  27. Thinking of you and hoping you're doing well.

    Judy L.

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  28. Just read from May Britt you are doing better and maybe home on Sunday. I wish you well and a speedy recovery!

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  29. Anonymous12:33 pm

    WELCOME HOME, HANNE !

    You must have lived some rough times, I know, but I think the worst is behind you. Now you're back home, and that's the best for a good recivery !

    Biiiiig hugs & smiles,

    NADINE.

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  30. Anonymous10:01 pm

    Dear Hanne ,
    welcome home ...where you can now start to heal more and rest ....We all do know the good care of doctors and nurses help a lot but nothing is better than the warmth of a home and loved ones
    prayers and love are coming from around the globe ...Love Caroline

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  31. What a great way to channel that energy! Best thing to do, grab the fabric! :) My prayers are with you for a speedy recovery.

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