I was thinking about my goals for this year and it is pretty easy to find a word to describe what I want to do regarding sewing and other projects and the word is FINISH. I looked around to find so many things I have begun working on. I really love most of them and want to finish them. I want to complete projects and share the finished items with friends and loved ones that will enjoy them and use them.
I do have another word that I want to keep in mind in the next year. That word is AVAILABLE. I want to be available to those around me and aware of what I might be able to do to enrich some one's life. I want to ask myself this question, "Am I available to others when I might be a help or encouragement?" I don't want my "Finish" goals to be so consuming that I don't see others around me. With that said, I am going to share pictures of some of my projects that I would love to finish this quarter.
Spools quilt - ready for binding
Christmas pillow, gift to my sister, needs binding.
Sunnyside quilt kit, 6 blocks complete 18 to go.
Mini quilt from Konda's book ready to make a pillow or mini.
Another, sames a above.
Number 3 from Konda's stitch along.
I finished this quilt top from he Simply Retro book, This quilt is one I am going to try to quilt myself.
My Petals table topper is ready for quilting and binding.
I have 3 quilts I just got back from my quilter and getting the binding on all three of these quilts in also an important part of my goal list. I will be linking with Clover & Violet for the 2016 Finish Along.
I will work to complete as many of these things as possible but focus on remaining available to those around me. I hope your new year brings many blessings.
I like both of your words! I have so many projects that need to be finished too. Why is it that new projects are always more exciting????
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful projects, I'll be cheering for you to finish them! Thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2016 global FAL hosts.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely collection of UFO Look forward to your completed ones.
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