1. Complete book reorganization
2. Complete two rows of blocks for Civil War Diaries
3. Quilt and bind two or more small quilt topsDONE!
4. Complete May's Vintage Schnibble quilt top DONE!
5. Complete teal and tan Monkey socks DONE!
6. Spin 3 bobbins of singles
7. Complete "Baby Jane" quilt top
8. Complete and mail 30's basket blocks for swap
2013 Goals
1. Bind all quilted quilts
2 Finish the 2003-2004 Girl Gang quilt top.
3. Baste all quilt tops meant to be hand quilted
4. Quilt and bind all small quilts
5. Finish the Civil War Diary quilt top
6. Make progress on all non-hybernating long-term projects
1. Cabin in the Pines (2013)
2. Posies and Points (2006)
3. It's a Wonderful Life (2005)
4. Jan Patek Mystery Sampler (2005)
5. Primitive Primer (2004)
6. Liberty Garden (2003)
7. Holiday Inn (2008)
Tops Basted for Hand Quilting
1. The Gentle Art (2013)
2. Contrary Wife (2013)
3. Blue and White Pinwheel Table Topper (2013)
4. Pink and Brown Four Patch (2013)
5. Butterscotch Stars (2013)
6. Peter Cottontail (2013)
7. Five Hearts (2013)
8. Flag and Chickens (2013)
9. Love Is!(2009)
10. Plaid Stretched Stars (2009)
11. Dance of Angels (2009)
12. Peace on Earth (2009)
Quilted and Ready for Binding
1. Bunny Hop (2009)
Quilts Finished This Year
1. Emily's Quilt (2013)
2. Emma's Quilt (2002)
3. Gaggle of Geese (2001)
4. Oriental Feathered Star (1994)
5. Pink and Green Feathered Star (1995)
6. Friendship Garden (2004)
7. Hat Trick (2013)
HSY's - Haven't Started Yet's
1. America
2. Anniversary Stars
3. Autumn Leaves
4. Birthday Rose
5. Brian's Quilt
6. Buds in a Basket
7. Celebrate January
8. Celebrate February
9. Celebrate March
10. Celebrate April
12. Celebrate June
13. Celebrate July
14. Celebrate August
15. Celebrate September
16. Celebrate October
17. Celebrate November
18. Celebrate December
19. Chicken Little
20. Christmas Goose
21. Cottage Rose
22. Dash of Spring
23. Donder and Blitzen
24. Double Sawtooth Star
25. Dresden Turkeys
26. Elegant Garden
27. Fall
28. Flower Pots
29. Frosty and Friends
30. Hearts, Flowers and Chocolate
31. Hippity Hop Penny Rug
32. Ho Ho Ho Penny Rug
33. Ho Ho Ho Santa Penny Rug
34. Hospitality
35. Jack at the Gate
36. Jan Patek 2010 Mystery Quilt
37. Journey of a Quilter
38. Let It Snow Penny Rug
39. Liberty Eagle
40. Montana Cartwheel
41. New Century Garden
42. New England Sampler
43. November's Song
44. Pineapple Tidbits
45. Plaid Flowers
46. Prairie Star
48. Rainy's Quilt
49. Samples of the Past
50. Scrappy Baskets
51. Spiced Pumpkin
52. Spring Blooms
53. Star Party
54. Summer in a Basket
55. Sunflowers and Scarecrows
56. Sweet and Sassy Sunflowers and Scarecrows
57. Sweet Memories
58. Triple Four Patch
59. Warm Hearts Christmas Quilt
60. Where Liberty Dwells
61. Wild Goose Chase
62. Window Box Quilt
63. Winter
64. Winter Folk Sampler
65. Winter Wonderland
This is SO much fun. Just like quilting - one never knows what the finished project will look like until it's almost done. I can hardly wait to finish a pair.
Especially with the new shoes I bought this week that are open enough to show off my socks LOL!
looking good! M makes a lot of socks, will send you pictures. tip here though STOP buying yarn for socks though as you will find certain brands feel the best, wash and hold up the best and you won't want tomake anymore pairs of socks from "certain" brands. M's favorite sock yarn is Lorna's Lace it is amazingly soft and comfortable and when you wash them they go right back to the original shape just something for you to think about... kathie
Awesome - and yeah, gauge changes in the round because people mostly have different tension knitting and purling...
I have a question for you - found your blog looking for 30s dog applique that ISN'T a Scottie. Have you come across any 30s animals applique quilts with a good dog? I might just improvise...
Hi Patti, I'm a friend of Lorre, we met in Belgium but now I'm living in Germany (Originally I come from Finland) I love your knitting, I did my first socks last year and this winter I have done already 5 pairs. I love making them.
My quilting is so much behing your's or Lorre's. In Belgium I took apart one of Lorre's courses and I learned sooo much. I know this is my thing. I love making quilts but now I'm on my own in Munich. My daily joy is follow what Lorre and her friends are doing and I was so happy to see that some one else have taken a step aside and start to make socks.
I have my computer right next to my new sewing machine so I get entertained by watching your beautiful quilts. I haven't start my blog yet (hah) but my daughter has promised to make one for me.
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Projects Finished in 2013
January - Hand in cast, Emily's quilt top
February - Heirloom Stitches quilt top, "Cabin in the Pines" quilt top, 31 applique blocks prepared for the "Civil War Applique" quilt, "Five Hearts" and "Peter Cottontail" finished tops, dressed a doll, cleaned out a bookcase. Holiday Inn quilt top
March - Friendship Garden, Pink and Green Feathered Star, Gaggle of Geese, and Asian Star quilts are finished. Finished two knitted hats and a pair of socks for me.
April - Fabric reorganized, quilt backing fabric made, singles spun, four little quilt tops finished, socks finished, Emily's quilt finished, UFO (Emma's Quitl) finished
10 comments:
It certainly does look like a sock! Very nice.
looking good!
M makes a lot of socks, will send you pictures.
tip here though STOP buying yarn for socks though as you will find certain brands feel the best, wash and hold up the best and you won't want tomake anymore pairs of socks from "certain" brands.
M's favorite sock yarn is Lorna's Lace
it is amazingly soft and comfortable and when you wash them they go right back to the original shape
just something for you to think about...
kathie
woohoo lookin mighty fine there...I must get too one day and finish the ones that are sitting on my needles,cheers Vickie
Yep it's a sock....the picture cracks me up.
Crispy
Your sock looks great and you must knit very quickly...I have had the same sock on my needles for months!
It's looking like a CUTE sock! Way to go!
Awesome - and yeah, gauge changes in the round because people mostly have different tension knitting and purling...
I have a question for you - found your blog looking for 30s dog applique that ISN'T a Scottie. Have you come across any 30s animals applique quilts with a good dog? I might just improvise...
thanks,
shinyfuzzymonkey
Cari M
Wish I could knit - love your blog, Hugs, Mary
Hi Patti,
I'm a friend of Lorre, we met in Belgium but now I'm living in Germany (Originally I come from Finland)
I love your knitting, I did my first socks last year and this winter I have done already 5 pairs. I love making them.
My quilting is so much behing your's or Lorre's. In Belgium I took apart one of Lorre's courses and I learned sooo much. I know this is my thing. I love making quilts but now I'm on my own in Munich. My daily joy is follow what Lorre and her friends are doing and I was so happy to see that some one else have taken a step aside and start to make socks.
I have my computer right next to my new sewing machine so I get entertained by watching your beautiful quilts. I haven't start my blog yet (hah) but my daughter has promised to make one for me.
Have a nice day
Soile
It is really difficult to make a pair of socks...and I really like the mixed color combination that you have chosen.
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