I have way to many wips, and way to many wants and patterns.
You know, perseverance seemd a lot easier when I was clueless.
#POMMIE DOODLE FULL SIZE#
(we will not mention the 4 tubs of yarn in teh basement, or the two in the diningroom, three in the sewingroom, and not sure howmany in the attic)After this shock to my system, i decided not to even begin to tackle the quilt fabric for all the planned quilts, or the crazy quilt supplies, (although I am planning to get back into all my crafting/creating in the new year) From what i can figure, if i can complete a full size cross stitch sampler, knit a whole sweater, or complete a full sized quilt 9 times a week, I might use up all my stash at some point in the next 20 years, but this is based on the primis that at no time in the next 20 years will i buy any new supplies/kits/patterns. Ok, again realized i had way way to much. Feeling as if i could tackle other areas, i began to try to gather all my yarn and knitting wips/planned. After a good stiff drink (which I will admit made the pile seem so much smaller, maybe that is the secret, if we all drank just a little more, our stashes would become much less intimidating)I chose 20 to keep track of.
#POMMIE DOODLE FREE#
(we will not mention that this person could not truly gather all their stuff cuz some of it is beingheld hostage by the sewing room) There were over 60 kits/wips/planned, (and remember this does not count what is being held hostage) this does not count the flosses i bought just cuz they were so pretty, or all the old cross stitch mags I have collected through freecycle and yard sales, nor does it count the countless free projects printed off the internet. I seperated, and tried shifting them around, but there was just no getting around it, someone in this house has a problem with the amount of stitchy stuff they have. the bright side is that with money being tight, i know i have plenty of supplies to keep my going for a long, long time.ĭo you ever surprise yourself? I sat last night and gathered all my kits and projects (wips and planned)and then I went into shock. ok, so maybe I am looking at 10 or more years. It just amazes me what I have stashed and stock piled.
#POMMIE DOODLE PLUS#
Fabric for a good 10 or more quilts, plus 3 or 4 BOM quilt kits. What is really sad is that I have so many other kits (from when Michales was clearing them out) and free charts. be prepared.Ĩ.Hail Mary (would like to do 3, one for me, and one each for Nicholas and Amanda)Ģ1.Doodle and Whimsey Self Designed Embroidery QuiltĢ6.Prairie Sampler (Under the Prairie Moon)ĥ0.Winter Holidays Sugar Plum Fairy Ornamentĥ2.Family Tree Embridery Wall Hanging (Self Designed) I mean honestly, how many kits/patterns does one person need? not counting the thread i bought just cuz it was pretty, and not really intended for any kit or pattern? ok, so here goes my looong list. it really does scare/shock me just how much i have without even realizing it. Perhaps Landenberg?s forgotten railroad can once again be remembered.My list has grown again. But most of the research came from walking the 2.85 miles of the old right-of-way, digging, speculating and uncovering some of the mysteries that lie hidden in Landenberg?s hills and fields. Research for this book was done by poring through page after page of maps and inventory records, digging through the archives from New Garden Township Historical Commission, reading various old newspaper articles and other local written documents. However, throughout the hills and valleys that it once traveled are hidden reminders that it too was once an important part of Landenberg life many years ago. Today the only visible reminder of the Wilmington & Western in Landenberg is the bridge abutment in the Village. That railroad was the Wilmington & Western.
But, there was another railroad that came to town in 1872, a full eight months prior to the arrival of the Pomeroy and Newark. All are names associated with the railroad that ran from Pomeroy, Pennsylvania to Delaware City, Delaware by way of Landenberg. Bu Ask folks around Landenberg, Pennsylvania about the railroads, that at one time served the community here, and most of the answers you will receive will be in reference to the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Pomeroy and Newark and the Pommie Doodle.
Ask folks around Landenberg, Pennsylvania about the railroads, that at one time served the community here, and most of the answers you will receive will be in reference to the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Pomeroy and Newark and the Pommie Doodle.
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