Here are my goals for Q4, in no particular order (although
to be fair, I did move the new projects to the top of the list since they are
more likely to be completed).
#1 Glazed Donuts – Since I finished 7 quilts last week. Yes you read that correctly (I was behind on
binding), and finished a bag that was not on my goals list, I figured I would
reward myself with cutting for a new quilt.
I’ve had the colored fabrics for a while now, and raided my stash and
found that I had just enough solid black for the neutral. I have made two baby quilts from this
pattern, so I know what I am doing, and I am guessing this one will be quick
and easy to put together. This quilt
will be added to my growing collection for my bed.
#2 Licence Plate Quilt - This fabric is from a shop hop in
2015 and some plates from 2016, and needs to be made into a quilt. I previously had a different plan but then
found a pattern with a car, and the plates around the car. I need to applique the center and then piece
the outer borders. I have picked up a few more licence plates in 2017, so I am
hoping I have enough.
#3 Kaleidoscope by Quilt Addicts Anonymous - I am working on
this quilt as a Block of the Month, which ends in December. So, depending on when I get in to quilt this
one, it may actually be complete by the end of the quarter.
#4 - Name for Ruby - Need to finish this. It will be a pillow, and it needs to be done for Christmas. The front is done it just needs quilting and then the back envelope.
#5 - Name for Pearl - Like the name for Ruby, I am making Pearl's name into a pillow, and it needs to be done for Christmas.
#6 - Lion - While at the Spring quilt show, I visited the Cherrywood table, and fell in love with their version of this lion. I already had the pattern at home, so I purchased the fabrics. I was able to get the Lion most of the way completed at my Summer Retreat, and then finsihed it as soon as I returned home. I then sent it off to be quilted. Once it’s returned (I can’t wait to see what the quilter does with it) I will bind and label it! I am hoping it will be done this quarter.
#7 – Baby Breerwood quilt – My cousin is having a baby, not till 2018, but this calls for a baby quilt. I am planning on doing the Cookie Cutter, by Jaybird Quilts pattern. Here are the fabrics I am currently planning to use.
#8 Wall Hanging: Totem Poles – I haven’t worked on this in forever. I either need to finish it or scrap it. I really like the Totem Poles (there are two of them, but apparently my photo only shows one), but have learned better techniques to applique from the time I started this, so a decision needs to be made on if it’s going to actually be completed or if I will eventually abandon it. I really thought the idea of these was great, but if I don’t work on these this quarter I am going to toss the project and add the border fabrics to my stash!
#9 Shop Hop Quilt – in 2015 I made a quilt with half of the kits I purchased during my shop hop. The rest need to me put together into a second quilt. Right now it's a pile of fabric for each row.
#10 Flower panels - While cleaning I found these, and had forgotten about them. These panels are backed and need to be stitched and turned into a cute bag. I have put this off for so long I think I am just going to toss these on the long-arm to do simple quilting (rather than trying thread painting), and make them into a quick and easy bag!
#11 Christmas Tree Wall hanging - I got this panel from a local quilt shop. It just needs some borders and will make a cute wall hanging. I know Christmas just ended, but if I do it now, it will be ready for next Christmas.
#12 - Owl Quilt - Here is the inspiration for the quilt.
#13 - Wolf Quilt - Here is the inspiration for the quilt. I have purchased by fabric and have cut about half of the pieces. Hopefully I will get a new design wall up soon, and then I can layout the entire top and continue working on it!
#15 Weaving with Diving board fabric. The weaving will either become a bag or a wall hanging.
Those are my goal for Q4! I hope to finish many of them!
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