If there's anything I excel at, it's accumulating works in progress. However, since I've moved my sewing room to a smaller and more publicly visible location downstairs, I'm trying to par down the collection. (Wait 'til the in-law see how I've transformed the dining room!) Here's what I aspire to finish in the near future:
From the top left, we have:
The remaining projects are for:
- Lonestar Pillow using the free pattern from Six White Horses, which originated at Quilt Bliss
- Arrowhead Quilt from Amy Garro of 13 Spool's Tribal Block Club
- Snowflake Shimmer from Yvonne Fuchs of Quilting Jetgirl's QAL
- Sampler Quilt in C+S made from Summer Breeze Quilt remnants
- April Blocks for Gridster Bee
- Wonderland Quilt made with C+S's Wonderland collection
The Wonderland Quilt is my April aspiration for:
I best get back to sewing if I'm to have a chance of finishing any of these! See you soon.
All are so pretty Afton. Excellent work as always :)
ReplyDeleteYep--you have some fun projects ahead of you! I love your opening line: that about says it all!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the Wonderland quilt (great name!) Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, I can't wait to see the finishes!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing finishes, and I know I am biased, but I am super excited to see your Snowflake Shimmer quilt progress!
ReplyDeleteI've also had to scale down my quilting space but for different reasons, and the dining room is the place of honor. And like you, my goal is finishing up my collection of UFOs as I've overspent my quilting allowance and I need to use what I have. Your post motivates me to continue!
ReplyDeleteyour UFO's, or WIP's are just fine!! I'll bet I have 50!! My husband asks that I don't start another one! :-D But I am working on finishing one right now, and I have finished 2 this summer: at least it's progress!! LOL It'll especially fun to see your finished Wonderland quilt with the embroidery. Have a wonderful week sewing: it is about the process, not the finish!! Hugs, H
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