December goals

How can we nearing the end of this oh, so strange year! It seems like yesterday and like forever that our life was turned upside down by the pandemic. Yet here we are, planning for Christmas again, not the same Christmas as usual, not the same craziness and business as usual, but Christmas all the same. A time for family usually but this year will be different for sure. I need to finish the projects I am hoping to gift later this month but my machine fell ill yesterday so I am not sure how this will happen.

Quilting:

1. Super Mario quilt - 3 more blocks
2. Halo quilt sew along - I need to cut the arcs to be able to continue
3. Baby bear rug - needs binding - this will be my One monthly goal
4. Snowflake quilt-along - needs quilting
5. Tinsel tree quilt-along - needs quilting and finishing
7. Retro Tetro quilt-along - needs binding


Dressmaking

1. Knickers
2. Jeans - cut
3. Blouse
4. Raincoat
5. Christmas PJ for all
6. Moneta dress


Accessories
1. Moonwake handbag - NEW
2. Handy bags as Christmas presents
3. Kuori phone pouch  - NEW
4. Persephone wallet  
5. Little Mynta wallet  - NEW
6. Infinity Cross-Body bag - NEW
7. Pleated pouch
8. Closet case pouf - NEW
9. Christmas presents

Cross-stitch
1. Grimm's Tales stitch along

Celine

Comments

  1. Patty 16 December 2020 at 15:13

    Fun projects. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.

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