Time to look over the year's projects.
Sixteen quilts completed and only
one UFO--my "ongoing" project.
(I really should pull that back out soon.)
In some ways I feel like I should've gotten a few more
made but we had some major events occur and
quite a bit of travel so maybe I should just
call it great that I got this much done.
First Breath of Dawn
Sixteen quilts completed and only
one UFO--my "ongoing" project.
(I really should pull that back out soon.)
In some ways I feel like I should've gotten a few more
made but we had some major events occur and
quite a bit of travel so maybe I should just
call it great that I got this much done.
First Breath of Dawn
91X102
Finished 1-15
For our bed
Finished 2-21-19
gift
gift
The Scrappy Mini Blocks
Still going...
Completed 3-1
For daughter
For daughter
Completed 5-20-19
Gift for son's coach
Completed 9-24
Autumn Nights (Star Patch #2)
Completed 10-21
Dresden Quilt
84 X 84
Completed 12-29
If you missed this one, check out yesterday's post.
Baby Quilt #1: Pooh
47 X 47
Completed 9-3
Gift
Baby Quilt #2: Chandelier
Completed 9-24
Gift for granddaughter
Completed 12-20
Completed 11-9
gift for grandson
Snow on the Farm
Completed 12-11
For our bed
Coffee Theme Quilt
Completed 12-19
gift
30's Sampler
59 X 76
Completed 9-3
Table Runner
Scrap Happy Wall Hanging
40 X 40
Completed 10-11
gift
Completed 9-3
Table Runner
12 X 33
Completed 10-15
(birthday gift)
Scrap Happy Wall Hanging
gift
Monthly Banners
May completed 5/5
With that, 2019 is officially down in the books.
Anyone have a favorite? Do I have a favorite?
That's tough. I think it's my son's second
West Point quilt--the one I took up to him--because it has
so much meaning and some of my own designing in it.
He told me the other day that other cadets are still
telling him how "cool" it is.
I also really love the fall quilts and Snow on the Farm
turned out prettier than I ever thought--and I get to
look at it every single day.
The coach's quilt was really fun to give, and then there
are the two quilts for my grandkids: I saw the I-Spy
this past weekend when my daughter brought it over
for her son to play on and I kind of did a double-take.
It's not my usual style but it turned out so cool-looking!
Another one of those "picture doesn't do it justice" things.
Looking back always makes me want to plan ahead!
Merry Christmas, happy New Year & happy quilting!
(quilt pattern info on 2019 tab)
With that, 2019 is officially down in the books.
Anyone have a favorite? Do I have a favorite?
That's tough. I think it's my son's second
West Point quilt--the one I took up to him--because it has
so much meaning and some of my own designing in it.
He told me the other day that other cadets are still
telling him how "cool" it is.
I also really love the fall quilts and Snow on the Farm
turned out prettier than I ever thought--and I get to
look at it every single day.
The coach's quilt was really fun to give, and then there
are the two quilts for my grandkids: I saw the I-Spy
this past weekend when my daughter brought it over
for her son to play on and I kind of did a double-take.
It's not my usual style but it turned out so cool-looking!
Another one of those "picture doesn't do it justice" things.
Looking back always makes me want to plan ahead!
Merry Christmas, happy New Year & happy quilting!
(quilt pattern info on 2019 tab)
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