FAL Q4 list

So this is already the last quarter for 2018 and of course my list of projects is as usual long... too long? I always have more time and energy in my head than in reality so maybe this is more my dream list than any realistic one. Anyqay, let's see how many more I can get done in 2018..... 

 Quilts:
1. Modern HST triangles (19 blocks are done), this one is hopefully also a serious contender for this quarter but I seem to have lost part of a block... 
2. Project 48 quilt with a few Solstice challenge blocks (all blocks done, might need a few more???) 
3. Farmer's Wife (not half way yet....) - there is a new sew-along starting in August maybe, this is my chance!
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - only 24 blocks done - it would be nice to pick it up again
5. Bubble blocks quilt - only the binding to finish now
6. Scrappy trip - about half of the blocks done so far
7. Gipsy Wife (in progress), I would really like to pick this one again....
9. Granny Squares quilt - 60 blocks from 5 years ago
10. Underground railway - most blocks available from years ago
11. 365-challenge - so many blocks still needed!
12. Kingfisher quilt - only 4 blocks sewn so far....
13. Seeing Stars quilt - 7 blocks done, can I finish the top for the end of the sew-along in October?
14.  Impromptu quilt - abandoned so long ago... I dream of having the quilt on my bed next summer...

Bags etc:
1. Power trip bag - not started 
2. Passport cover (up, up and away) for me
3. Handbag for me - Carrier's Conquest
4. Toothbrush pouches x 2
5. Fremont tote or backpack
6. Tote bags or book bags - Christmas presents?
7. Postcard of the world cross-stitch -  only 1 postcard to finish

Dressmaking:
1. Lander trousers - navy
2. Lander trousers - burgundy
3. Lander shorts - green
4. Suki kimono (dressing gown)- dusty pink
5. Aveiro cardigan - stripe cream and brown
6. Hepburn trousers - navy
7. Demoiselle dress for A - kit
8. Tabor V-neck - dark grey
9. Kyoto top
10. Voltaire top
11. Forester jacket with magic fleece
12. Clare coat - purple
13. Barkcloth dress Marbella 
14. Daphne day dress barkcloth 
15. Belladone dress barkcloth 
16. Acacia underwear
18. Dropje Sweater
19. Breeze shirt
20. Fumeterre skirt
21. Yoga pants
22. Activewear
23. Lingerie
24. Ostara top
25. Pyjama M
26. Pyjama C
27. Pyjama S
28. Pyjama A
29. Malala sweater
30. Toaster sweater in navy
31. Asta dress
32. Juniper cardigan
33. Blackwood cardigan
34. Christmas dress A
35. Christmas dress C
36. Raine dress
37. Teahouse dress
38. Trudy turtleneck
39. Mandy boat tee
40. Ginger jeans
41. Karri dress
42. Halloween skirt A
43. Halloween skirt C

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Celine

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