January in review

Wow, the first month of the year is over and although I started well, having time to sew every night, it didn't last long. Anyway I managed a few bits and pieces and some finishes too!
Hoping for finish
1. Dance bag for A - have gone as far as cutting the fabric - no progress
2. Dance bag for C - not started but it would be good to finish it at the same time as the other one more or less - no progress
3. Colour Companions cushions - I have all I need to finish these ones! This will be my One monthly goal again - done




WIP
1. Farmer's wife - no progress
2. Gipsy Wife - lots of catch up needed here - little progress here!
3. Postcards of the world - some progress here
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - I have 14 blocks made so far and there is a new sew-along starting organised by Angie. - 5 blocks completed this month (instead of the 10 of sew-along!)

UFO / Abandoned WIP
1. HST modern sampler quilt - half way  - no progress
2. Dear Jane - aiming for 5 blocks  - no progress
3. Mischief blocks  - no progress
4. Project 48 / Summer Solstice  - no progress
5. Super Mario quilt - no progress
6. Impromptu quilt - no progress
7. Bubbles quilt - no progress
8. Zodiac BOM - no progress

New Projects
1. Power trip bag 
2. Flora case
3. Jenna or Blackwood cardi black
4. Colette blouse 
5. Demoiselle dress for A
6. Imagine dress  
7. Kenda dress for me
8. Bubble dress for A
9. Faux leather jacket 
10. Trapezette dress for C
11. Lander trousers (silver) 
12. Passport wallet for me 
13. Gotham cape
14. Pyjamas/Nightdress for all the family 
15. Toaster sweater x 2 - both done



 16. Portia Party Dress
17. Swingset skirt A 
18. Swingset skirt C 
19. Kyoto top
20. Pyjama M 
21. Pyjama A 
22. Nightdress C
23. Nightdress for me
24. Pyjama for hubby
25. Uvita top
26. Brasov top
27. Acacia underwear
28. Cadence court

Celine

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