Q1 FAL - recap

 So a quarter of the year is over already and so far, it hasn't been very different from 2020. We have been in lockdown for most of it, with the kids home schooled until 8 March. We were all happy when they finally returned to school, and the increase daylight was much welcomed too... Of course I haven't crossed as many projects as I was dreaming I would but I have made some progress on a few and finished some too... Quite a lot will be on the next quarter list, unless they finally get dropped by getting some love from someone else...

Quilts:

1. Modern HST triangles - a decision is still required.

2. Project 48 quilt with a few Solstice challenge blocks - a decision is still required

3. Farmer's Wife - no progress
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - no progress

5. Gipsy Wife - no progress

6. Enchanted Stars - no progress
7. 365-challenge - I made a few more blocks but not as many as I would have wanted...

8. Kingfisher quilt - no progress
9. Super Mario quilt - finally I have a quilt top, just needs quilting now

10.  Blue and purple quilt - no progress
11. Harry Potter quilt - no progress
12. Sewing studio banner - the quilt top is finished, needs quilting now
 

13. Halo quilt - no progress
14. Retro Tetro - finished
15. Snowflake - no progress


Bags, accessories:

1. Keyboard bag for school - finished 
2. Guadalupe bag - finished
3. Moonwake handbag 
4. Kuori phone pouch  
5. Persephone wallet  
6. Little Mynta wallet 
7. Infinity Cross-Body bag 
8. Pleated pouch
9. Closet case pouf
10. Halo swing bag
11. 2 in 1 pouch - all 6 finished
12. Earpod carrier

Dressmaking:

1.Lander trousers - navy 
2. Shirt (button up) 
3. Dressing gown - dusty pink - finished

4. Belladone wearable toile - nearly finished
5. Barkcloth dress - Belladone - half cut
6. Morgan jeans - cut and basted
7. Voltaire top or puff blouse
8. Black beauty bra
9. Knickers 
10. PJ for M
11. PJ for C
12. Jasika Blazer - long abandonned....



Cross-stitch
1. Grimm's Tales stitch along
2. The Nutcracker Parade

Celine

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