Chronically quilting

I've teased you with these letters I've been making

using different free motion filler designs.

Above are letters before binding.

And no, they don't spell anything.

Here they are in the show where I was the feature quilter.

Still can't make out the word?

I couldn't get all 10 letters in one shot.

Each of these little quilts measures 8.5 by 11 inches,

the size of a piece of typing or copy paper.

Can you read it now? 

I know the second letter is hard to read.

It's an "h"

c-h-r-o-n-

i-ci-t-y

Chronicity.

The noun version of being chronic.

As when my chiropractor says of my neck and back issues:

"It's time to think of chronicity."

Chronicity could also refer to the repeated quilting motifs in fmq

or the repeated letters

or the fact that quilters keep making quilts

even when they already have lots.

I used a bunch of Kona greens in this, with a few repeats.

Each one is bound with the fabric from the one before it,

although in the above photo, I've mixed up the C quilts.

I'm putting these in my sewing room

to remind me of some of the possibile fills I could use.

Another benefit of chronicity:

These took only a few minutes to make!

I'm linking up with other Friday finishers

at Amanda's blog and at the TGIFF link-up.