I had my second shingles shot on Monday and on Tuesday I had the same reaction as with the first one. My arm has a swollen, hot lump and bruise at the injection site, and pain in the upper arm and on up into my neck. Last time it took a week to get better, so I am not going to freak out over it. I also felt crummy and fatigued. Work was a slog, and I quit early at 5PM. At least I won't get shingles!
The big batik quilt from Sunday is finished, as well as a bright unicorn quilt. Young girls love unicorns and rainbows, and this customer's granddaughter is no exception!
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| This quilt turned out especially nice. |
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| The panto is hard to see, but looks like an old time hand potato masher. It is called AC Geometric, but I will call it Potato Masher! |
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| Perfect backing for the quilt's colors. |
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| Here is a straight on photo. |
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| I sewed another block for the Twirla quilt. I'm thinking it is just "meh..." so far. A bit too blah for me. |
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| Here are the eye popping unicorns. Wow! That's colorful. |
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| Panto: Butterflies |
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| The customer's tween girl will love this. |
It is pouring rain again today, so I think I will be happy in the studio. The custom quilt is slowly coming along, although it is boring to do. I am outlining every element and doing background fill. That's it. Slow and steady wins the race!
I know your pain. I had the second shingles shot on Dec. 19 and was sick all Christmas. The first one was bad, the second worse- like a flu, pounded over the head. No one else I knew had much of a reaction, but when I looked it up, plenty do. I love the first quilt because white does not take over, the colors shine through.
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