1. The scrap quilt I'm making for a sick friend.
2. A baby quilt for our girl's college friend's 1st child
3. A western scrap quilt to donate to the WRCA's auction - pattern to be determined - maybe this year I can close the lid of this bin
4. A flannel quilt using this FQ bundle I've had in my stash for years
5. A QOV or 2 - I have a Carpenter Star started and hope to build on it:
6. Wildflowers - I haven't decided on fabric for this yet. It calls for a Layer Cake, but I'm planning on pulling something from my stash
7. Dizzy Daisy - using the Garden Delights Layer Cake I have
8. Modern Greek Cross - using the Ella and Ollie Layer Cake I have
9. Economie Zoologie - this was a kit I bought from Craftsy a few years ago
10. Jellystone - from Miss Rosie's Spice of Life book - I still need to cut the background, but the rest is cut - using fabric from my stash
11. A kid's quilt using this fabric because I'm cleaning out, this bin is also full, and this fabric wouldn't fit
I could easily double...or triple... this list, but I think this is doable and I've still got 9 quilts at Jackie's that will need binding when I get them back. I think I was pretty good about not bringing too much fabric home last year, but I'm hoping to bring in even less in the coming year. Don't all quilters say that? 😏 I am not bringing anymore Layer Cakes, Jelly Rolls or kits into this house though. Let the stitching begin
15 comments:
I enjoy your blog. However my eyes have a really hard time with the dark background and white print. Just FYI.
An admirable list -- they're all gonna be great! I have over 50 tops in my to-be-quilted pile, so I hope to get lots of finishes this year, if I can find time to quilt some for myself!
❤️ all of these projects! I need to make a list but haven't put pen to paper yet. QsOV and a Christmas quilt will be high on the list.
Haha famous last words! I am in awe of your long list. I only manage two or three a year....I think I make them too big.
I have a list going, too. Really want to get to the business of finishing a few I started in the last three years. Started making quilt for granddaughter's graduation "2020", and like you, using up some layer cakes. Maybe it's my slow growing cataracts, but I have a little trouble with the dark background and white print, also. Oh, the joys of growing older....LOL!!!!!
Wow!!! What a difference to read your blog now, Karin. Thank you!!!!!
Such a great change from the dark background! Thank you!
Happy New Year, love your list, but like others have difficulty with the background colour of your blog
Looks like a great list Karin, good luck getting them done. I only have 2 on my list that I want to make and one of my pile of need-to-be-quilted that HAS to be quilted..hopefully I can get a few more than that quilted too.
A great list/plan! The fabrics you have chosen are beautiful--am trying to stitch from stash but an on-going challenge
Oh, to be so organized!
Another New Year list of projects. I have to take the time to do this. I really need to make a list of the projects purchased and not started/finished and stop looking at new projects.
I am NOT BUYING new fabric!!
-Jean❤
Good morning! I’m currently sewing Moose Munch, a color variation of the 501 quilt in Miss Rosie’s Spice of Life. I look forward to reading about Jellystone in a future post. I appreciate this wonderful blog - interesting topics and warm tone. Thank you and best wishes. Tama from Leawood, Kansas
I haven't checked in on you in so long! Such great things you've been up to! I decided to participate in a finish along (I have for a couple of years, but got exactly 3 things done last year) and was looking at quilts and it dawned on me that I hadn't visited my favorite blog in way too long. So I thought I would stop by. Hello!! So fun to see all your doings. I've been trying to focus on my kiddo's more than being online and figuring out this homeschooling thing....it's all coming along, but it's sure fun to see your blog.
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