I will just go and have a peek through some bits and pieces.
Hang on a minute....!! What about my list of four!! I've been working on the civil war hexagons, but that is such a long term project that it will take me a few years to finish it.
Ok, if I finish 2 off my old UFOs list can I start a fungly quilt? The Christmas redwork squares shouldn't take long and then the binding on Kaffe and Liberty. No, it's still not enough. I don't even have time to put the fabrics into a bag to add to my list of PIGs (Projects in Grocery Sacks).
I must think about this rationally!! It will take more than putting on a binding and making a small wallhanging to justify my urge to make a fungly quilt.
Here's my new proposal:
- Work on list of four:
- Kaffe and Liberty binding
- Quilt red white and yellow cherries quilt top
- put together French Collection stitchery quilt (waiting for fabric)
- working on Civil War Hexagons (this is a pick-up and put-down project)
- Goals in order to start Fungly quilt:
- binding on Kaffe and Liberty (this will let me add another project to the list of four)
- make Christmas raffle blocks into a wallhanging
- make Old Chooks raffle blocks quilt (quilt as you go?)
This is do-able and I can stick to my list of four! Hurrah! I knew I could sort it out.
Too bad I already started putting together the Christmas raffle blocks! oops! Now where is my camera? Here they are, basted and ready to quilt.
3 comments:
It sounds like a good plan to me.
There are so many quilts to make that it is hard to finish the ones I've started before I want to move on to the next one. Your plan sounds like a great way to motivate you to finish the older projects.
Thanks for your feedback. I have nearly finished the Christmas wallhanging... mind you, I do have some non-quilty stuff to get done this weekend!
I wish I were good at prioritizing lists of quilts I want to make. Instead I go in circles and not get anything done. eek. looking forward to seeing your fungly!
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