Everyone who knows me very well at all knows that I'm not too good at finishing projects. Especially when I have places to store these projects (as I now have in my house versus my 1-closeted apartment in Brooklyn) and so they're not staring me in the face at every turn. So, now that I'm working more frequently (for
the best letterpress printer), I've decided that I need a list and a little accountability to get my list of UFO's under control. My goal is to have everything on this list finished by the end of October. I know that the list looks daunting but, just so you don't think I've lost my mind, I'll just point out quickly that quite a few of these projects are very very nearly finished already. Also, I'm not going to start any new projects except for those for people outside of my household until the end of October. Hold me to that one especially!
Here we go!
Throw Quilts:
Redwork Bitty Blocks
Patrick's Medallion
Blueprint Bento Box
Lumiere de Noel
Doll Quilts:
Around the World
Sunbonnet Sue
Woodland Bitty Blocks
Bed-Sized Quilts:
Either Rectangles and Squares Quilt
OR Sleepy Hollow Quilt
Daybed Log Cabins
Pillows:
Master Bedroom Pillow Shams
String-Block Daybed Pillow (using blocks like the top one from this post)
Pink Flower "Seed Packet" Craft Room Toss Pillow
3 Koigu Granny Square Crocheted Pillows
Painting:
kitchen cabinets
furniture to be charcoal grey (small dresser in study, kitchen chairs (3), Thea Table)
Curtains:
last study curtain
living room porch-window sheer
Clothing Sewing:
Amy Butler Tunic
Grey Linen Dress (from the same pattern as this dress)
Liberty Summer Blouse (from the same pattern as this one)
Knitting:
Patrick's Brown Cabled Sweater
Seaming for my machine-knit pullover
Black Kim Hargreaves Dress Sweater
Blue Sweater Vest for Patrick (ravelry link)
MadTosh Ink Socks (ravelry link)
Rosamund Cardigan (ravelry link)
Mosaic Throw
Misc Sewing:
Chesterfield Pincushion (like this one)
Cross Stitched Tiny House & Flowers
quilted potholders
Back to the sewing machine with me!!!
1 comment:
wow thats a lot of sewing!! you should join olympic sewing on flickr. we keep track of our progress on projects and cheer each other on. i can send you the link if you like? i see two things on your list i could make for you in a swap if you were so inclined...
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