November goals

Life is just so crazy busy at the moment that I haven't posted my goals for November yet, already lost nearly 4 days! I am finally back home for more than one night. I haven't slept in my own bed for more than 2 nights in a row since mid October... Anyway, let's have a look at what I could/need/want to make in November.

Hoping for Finishes!
1.   Advent Wreath - top made, now need quilting and binding. This will be my goal for A lovely year of Finishes

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


Bee Blocks 
1. I love Lucy international block (November) 
2. Flower hexies for the Inchy Hexie Swap (October and November) 
3. Book Bee (September, October, and November) 
4. Flying geese Bee 
5. Fat Stash Bee (October) 
6. Bee Hive (October and November) 
7. Bubble Bee (October and November) 
8. Bee Europa (November)

WIP
1.  Quilt for M 
2. September in the Hexagon 
3. Elephant Parade - my Lazy Bums challenge for October was to make 10 blocks
4. Scrappy X block quilt - 2 last blocks in progress - my Lazy Bums challenge for November
5. Farm Vintage Quilt-Along, catch up and continue the quilt-along 
6. A very merry Christmas town 
7. Farmer's wife 1930 QAL 
8. Tokyo Subway map 
New Project
1. Custom cushions  x 2 
2. Quilt for A

Linking to A lovely year of Finishes

Celine

Comments

  1. Indianna11 November 2015 at 19:21

    Wow, you have to be organised with all that lot. I have trouble remembering who's who in just one bee!

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