October recap

October is over and has been super mega busy with 2 weeks away from home and my sewing machine! Anyway, I got a few things crossed off my list.

Hoping for Finishes!
1. Castle on the Horizon - quilt for my friends' 40th. This will be my goal for A lovely year of Finishes - finished and gifted

2. Secret sewing for Christmas - Advent Wreath - top made, now need quilting and binding


3. Mr Snowmen cushion - quilted! need embroidery, buttons and finishing - no progress


Bee Blocks 
1. I love Lucy international block (August, September and October) - August, September and October finished

2. Flower hexies for the Inchy Hexie Swap (September and October) - September finished, October started

3. Book Bee (September and October) - none
4. Flying geese Bee - 5 blocks completed





5. Fat Stash Bee (October) - no progress
6. Bee Hive (August and October) - August finished
7. Block Lotto blocks - none
10. Bubble Bee (September and October) - September finished

WIP
1.  Quilt for M 
2. September in the Hexagon 
3. Elephant Parade - my Lazy Bums challenge for October is to make 10 blocks
4. Scrappy X block quilt - 2 last blocks in progress
5. Farm Vintage Quilt-Along, catch up and continue the quilt-along 
6. A very merry Christmas town - some progress
7. Farmer's wife 1930 QAL - 7 blocks made so far


8. Tokyo Subway map - more squares cut, plenty still needed
New Project
1. Custom cushions  x 2 
2. Quilt for A

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