This is lefty. Too much stippling I guess? But I won't stop...so I use these wrist wraps during the day, especially while exercing and at night when sleeping. I have noticed that my hands don't fall asleep at night when I use these and they are not as stiff in the mornings.
Oh...don't want to hear any sorry barb...it is just a part of life, I am not complaining, it is just what it is. I guess that will be my new saying now..."It is what it is" and it won't stop me. I just don't want my wrist to get so bad I have to have surgery.
NOW BACK TO THE THINGS THAT ARE REAL IMPORTANT!!
You saw yesterday's post? Well....I don't have a heap of scraps anymore...but I need your help. I went and found some trusty MODA fabric, my niece's store will have MODA fabrics real soon.
I chose a brown...now you get another sneak peak and if you went to my niece's store you will be able to figure out real easy what this is going to be. But that being said....I am working with limited resources here and so here are the options for the last border....WHICH ONE WOULD YOU CHOOSE? Since one of you are going to win this, maybe it would be good if you have a choice?
So #1
#2
#3
#4
#5
Just leave a comment!!
I choose #3. nice overall design and is very happy.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I choose #1.
ReplyDeleteI wear a wrist brace to bed every night and it helps with my tendonnitis. Sometimes we just have to adapt to situations in our lives. We will learn how to stay sewing!
I think I like the last one. They are all nice but if it's a ginger jar quilt....and since I'm not SEEING the fabrics of the ginger jars, I'm thinking the last one would be the least likely to compete with the jars for attention (and the least likely to draw attention away from the jars). That being said, my second choice would be #4 and my third choice would be #3. (Aren't you sorry you asked?? LOL)
ReplyDeleteOh, yes....glad the wrist wraps are helping. I go through periods of wearing them and can then go without them for awhile.
ReplyDelete#3. Beyond that, don't be hesitant about having the surgery on your wrists. I've had it on one, and I'm no longer bothered by pain and numbness in that hand and arm. It's getting worse in the other hand, and I'm looking forward to having it done as well.
ReplyDeleteI vote for number 4.
ReplyDeleteHey, I have awful problems with my hands, but you can´t stop living! I did not believe in magnets until I started wearing the bracelets. When I don´t wear them, I really notice it. And, then of course you could take a two week vacation and not sew or scoop poop. LOL.
Hmmm what will this be? LOL My vote is for #5.
ReplyDeleteCrispy
I think from what I see I like #1.
ReplyDeletewell, I think I would have to go with number 2... I'm glad the braces on your wrists help, my friend wears them because of her MS and she said the were an incredible help.
ReplyDeleteHey Barb, I went back to your previous post to see the colors of the quilt again and I have to say I like # 1.
ReplyDeleteI like #5. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow was fun to see your quilt pattern on her site.
Ginger Jars? that is so cute. I am going to bookmark your nieces site. I like #3.
ReplyDeleteI really like #3 with the hint of blue.
ReplyDeletenumber 4 is my fav
ReplyDeleteBarb I am glad you found something to help your wrists, I understand that the surgery isn't the greatest anyway so if these help woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteBarb, I know what you mean, we live with what we are given, but I am still "sorry' Barb. Oh my do I love the first border, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are ready for some serious stippling! ;) #4 is my favorite. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteI always think a dark dark fabric or a white white fabric makes any of the quilts "pop" so which one you choose will make the fabric look amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy husband has carpol tunnel also and he has used the same appliances you have, but now, he is going to be operated on sometime this year. Free under Canadian Medicare system. Also an aunt had hers done and said it was a miracle repair for her.
I always think a dark dark fabric or a white white fabric makes any of the quilts "pop" so which one you choose will make the fabric look amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy husband has carpol tunnel also and he has used the same appliances you have, but now, he is going to be operated on sometime this year. Free under Canadian Medicare system. Also an aunt had hers done and said it was a miracle repair for her.
No. 4 is my choice, and they all are pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like number 4 best. :)
ReplyDeleteNumber 1, which is wierd since I don't usually choose flowers. Hmmm. Glad you found something to help with your hands. I wonder if they make one of those big enough for my shoulders??? Lane
ReplyDeleteMy husband had the same problem with his hands falling asleep at night. The wrist guards did wonders for him.
ReplyDeleteI like option #2
Lovely. I say one or two but that is just me...lol
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Fabric! I scrolled up and down over ten times looking at each picture and each time #3 just seemed to pop out and be noticed more pleasingly than the others. So I say NO. 3.
ReplyDeleteI love #4, followed very very closely by #3.
ReplyDeleteI sometimes use wrist wraps too -- they really do help!
I like #2 best lol!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are okay. When I first saw the picture I thought both hands were in casts. I find my hands to get sore. It is hard not to over use them. I like border #3 and #4.
ReplyDeleteThey are all nice but I like #4.
ReplyDeleteI'll take numero cinco!
ReplyDeleteHope the braces help you...they do me.
ReplyDeleteI like #3 or #4 with the jars.
Happy sewing!!
Lola
I will vote for number 4! And my second vote is for number3.
ReplyDeleteMy husband wears a brace to bed and swears by it. I think I may have to soon, too. I have been making yo yos and after only 3 or so my hand goes numb!
ReplyDeleteBTW - I like 4
I vote for number #3. Love that floral.
ReplyDeleteToo many choices for at the end of my day! But I like the wrist wraps - think I need to get me some of those!
ReplyDeleteGlad that the wrist strap is helping you. I like #4 the best!
ReplyDeleteMicki