Well here goes for Quarter 2. I am feeling rather stressed out about how much sewing I want to get done in the next couple of months, but there's nothing like deadlines to make me work more efficiently and friends to cheer me on!
On my list for this quarter:
Four quilts!
1. Central Park quilt. This needs a border, then quilting and binding.
2. Good Fortune quilt. The rows need piecing together, it needs a border and then quilting and binding (sorry about the terrible photo - I am camera-less at the moment!)
3. Children at Play quilt. I keep changing my mind for a pattern for this. I am now thinking of Liz's Super Simple Baby quilt 3 design.
4. Madhuri quilt. For my parents. I have the fabric and the pattern (Quilt-it today Roundabout) and just need to get a move on with this one!
Smaller projects
5. Cushion covers. These need to be quilted and made into covers!
6. Two zipper pouches for friends leaving Indonesia.
7 and 8. Teacher presents: A tote bag and a cushion cover. The boys are helping me to make these so they should be fun projects.
Linking up with Katy for the Finish-A-Long 2014 Quarter 2
The Madhuri Roundabout quilt is going to be beautiful Thank you for the link to Quilt-it, I hadn't seen it yet.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to be busy sewing. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful parade of projects! Yay!! You can do it!!! Now go and get sewing!!
ReplyDeleteLove all these fabrics, completely my kind of choices!
ReplyDeleteI love your Central Park quilt! Good luck, it's a fabulous list.
ReplyDeleteyou look just as busy as I am!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm in love with that Central Park quilt!! And we will have matching cushions yay!! :)
ReplyDeleteNot much then! Wow, what a mix.
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive list of projects, will be cheering you on all the way :)
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty; it will be fun to see them progress and finish!!! You can do it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a happy lot of fabrics and projects! Cheering you on from Perth!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so lovely - I particularly like the Central Park quilt. It must be good to be able to work on different things at any given time ..... but I do wish you well in completing them all. And then starting a whole lot of other projects!! xCathy
ReplyDeleteI agree! The Madhuri is going to be a beauty! Good luck and cheerleading from the sidelines!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely collection! Good luck with getting them all finished :)
ReplyDeleteOooh, fun! And I love Good Fortune. You've got some lovelies! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteWell done Deborah .....you've got a lots of beautiful sewing to do but I have no doubt you will be full steam ahead. Looking forward to seeing them! Marie x
ReplyDeleteGood luck Deb! The top you already got is looking good! You can do it! Go, go, go :-)
ReplyDeleteYou can do it!!! I remember you didn't think you'd finish that Pantone quilt and then it was done even before I could blink.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen this tutorial before:
http://birchfabrics.blogspot.com/2013/10/tutorial-charley-harper-baby-quilt-by.html
It might work for the Children at Play quilt and it looks like it would be a lot faster. I have it bookmarked because I plan to use the tutorial some day.
Lot's going on and you finished 5 and 6 already! I can't wait to see your parents quilt, I love that fabric, but always wondered how to use it, I like the pattern you have picked out for it. Have fun sewing.
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