Q1 FAL 2017

Another year and of course another stupidly long list of projects, what else! How many can I finish in one quarter? and hopefully a few UFOs will get taken out of their bags and finished off! But I am sure I'll also be tempted by new projects along the way...
1. Medaillon quilt - one of my oldest UFO from about 10 years ago. The top was a round robin and I never got around to quilt it because it is big!

2.  Quilt for E - HK QAL - all cut, it would be good to have it done for her birthday in April
3. Wanta Fanta - only one more block needed - can I get it finished for A's official birthday end of February?

4. Elephant quilt - all the elephants are finished, only a few more blocks needed - can I get the quilt finished for C's birthday in February?

5. Super Mario quilt - a few blocks still needed - can I get it finished for M's birthday in March?

6. Pillow case for all 3 kids for their birthday - 2 Frozen and 1 with guitar

7. Impromptu along - abandoned 3 years ago!

8. Pumpkin Passport Cross stitch - I have stitched up to September, 3 months to catch up

 9. Toaster sweater 1

 10. Toaster sweater 2

 11. Saunio cardigan

 12. Floral Supply Case Sew Along

 13. Bean bag for M

 14. Bean bag for C

 15. Bean bag for A

 A few different projects this quarter, stretching out of my comfort zone! so 15 projects is more than enough and as well a few UFOs

Linking to Q1 Finish Along.

 Celine

Comments

  1. Marci Girl9 January 2017 at 16:23

    So many fantastic projects! You can definitely finish up a few of these. I tend to have about 15 WIPS going at all times too. Thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2017 global FAL hosts.

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  2. helenjean@midgetgemquilts12 January 2017 at 17:29

    You always have the longest list of anybody I know Celine, but you are so near a finish on lots of them, Go girl

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  3. BengalPup12 January 2017 at 17:42

    Good luck on you list!

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