In November, I had full goals.
1. Quilt my friend’s quilt. I have already done the stabilizing and quilting for the sashing. 20 blocks to go. Done. Due to illness, lingering in my van awaiting delivery.
2. Scraps: trim and five rounds of hand pieced hexagons. Done on the 30th!
3. Process one or two bins of scraps. I have one large bin and two small that I would like to finish before the end of the year. Alas, only one. Processing these scraps requires a million tiny decisions, so it may be a wish to finish both a large and a small bin in the coming month!
4. Finish the blocks for the flower quilt. Done, and half assembled.
5. Piece the triangle quilt as a leader and ender. Done!
6. Make a new optical illusion quilt, or make a decision on alternatives. Splendidly complete, albeit without pictures yet.
December has crept up on me with a plethora of little, not necessarily quilting but definitely sewing related tasks.
1. Scraps: trim, finish the brown hexagon rounds and start a large star, and process the remaining scrap bins (gulp).
2. Finish the flower garden quilt.
3. Mending. I do not enjoy mending, but I have a growing pile.
4. Tie dye for a Christmas gift.
5. Maybe make a yellow stocking.
from the room of Zana’s Ninis,
katie z.
1 comment:
You've made good progress on your goals. Good luck with your December goals. I have some mending that I really should get to. For now I'm going to procrastinate till I get to the closet clean up, probably next year.
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