So my craft space is pretty much packed up and I have pretty much no time for crafting at the moment too.

You know those jobs you leave until later? Things like fixing a scratch on the wall that the kids did when they rammed a tonka truck into it. Or the marks from the masterpiece that they drew and you weren’t able to remove it completely? Or a broken shelf in a cupboard you never use?

Or the big jobs like oiling your hardwood fence? Re-painting the whole house?

Well they are all jobs we are doing at the moment. We are in our final countdown to being out of our house and having it ready to rent out. My husband flies over to our new home in less than two weeks and well you can kind off see why I have no time for crafting.

But I did grab some time to flick through one of my quilting books and I thought I would share some of my favourite quilts from it.

It is a gorgeous book on doll quilts. Maybe I will have some time to make some when I am living with my grandparents (The kids and I will be living with them until the school year ends mid December and then we will all be joining my husband over is Western Australia).

Do you flick through your craft books when actually crafting is limited?

What would you keep with you if you had to pack up your whole craft space and would not be able to see any off it for 2 months?

 

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