By day the birds run the sewing room. Snipsy Wren stands on the good scissors so nobody can borrow them. Chaos Finch has opinions about the layout. Curlene Spoolworth has the thread situation under control, mostly. By night, they move to the wine tumbler, and they hold your glass while you hold the pins.
The Wine Tumblers shelf is the whole aviary on stemless, insulated sippers with lids. Snipsy Wren, Chaos Finch, Curlene Spoolworth, Velma Nightwing, Ruckus Jay, Pip Patchlet, Noodle Beakman, Puffin Bea, Lady Plumeadora, Peaches Plume and Ziggy Bobbin from the songbird circle. Then the flamingle flock: Starla Flamingle, Featherina Stitché, Flamingle Fawcett, Bobbinetta Beakley, Flossie Flaminglam and Squawklyn Spoolberg, tall, pink and unbothered.
The shelf keeps the wine-minded tees close by, because the evening has a dress code. The Quilteontologist has published four findings on the subject: My Quilts Deserve Wine. The Quilt Deserves Wine. Fixed It Three Times, Had Some Wine. Seam Ripping Is Faster After Wine. Penny's Wine and Whipstitch Night is the standing invitation. Quilters Gonna Quilt and Eat, Sleep, Quilt, Repeat round out the evening.
Pick your bird. She has already picked you.
Meet the night shift: https://chicquilter.com/collections/wine-lovers
Written by Jenny. Thanks for reading.
