November in review

This month has really not been productive at all in the sewing room. I have done a lot of other things and started to get ready for Christmas but sadly that has eaten up much of my sewing time. I also spent hours cutting fabric for the Hidden Agenda QAL but I haven't sewn a single block and I haven't even finished cutting yet so nothing to show for it really. Anyway a few victories worth thinking about...

Hoping for finishes
1. Juniper cardigan - This will be my One monthly goal - finished
2. Summit peak top, cut and ready to be sewn   
3. Scrappy Trip Along - red and green blocks needed 
4. Seeing Stars Sew Along - all blocks finished, ready for quilting
5. Aveiro cardigan
6. Clare coat - in progress
7. Lingerie - Darcey bra and Binky pants finished
WIP
1. Farmer's wife - the sew along has just started, time to get going again - also my October APQ UFO challenge....
2. Gipsy Wife - lots of catch up needed here  
3. Postcards of the world - only one postcard to finish! 
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - let's try to continue to make more blocks in parallel with other FW 
5. Kingfisher sew-along - more blocks needed!
6. 365 challenge, so many more blocks are needed, let's see if I can make a few - 


UFO / Abandoned WIP
1. HST modern sampler quilt - (19 blocks) - this one was my February goal on the APQ UFO challenge, I need a few more blocks to finish this top, it would be good to get there
2. Project 48 / Summer Solstice - I really need to make something with these blocks as I doubt I will ever make more.... this one was my July goal on the APQ UFO challenge
3. Super Mario quilt 
4. Impromptu quilt, I dream of having this quilt on my bed next summer.... this one was my September goal on the APQ UFO challenge
5. Granny Square - this was my APQ UFO challenge for April, and is currently a pile of blocks - sadly no progress

New Projects
1. Lander trousers - navy blue 
2. Passport wallet for me 
3. Kyoto top
4. Pyjama for hubby - bottom done, top nedded
5. Uvita top
6. Brasov top
7. Acacia underwear, more!
8. Carita joggers
9. Lander trousers - wine 
10. Lander shorts - green
11. Ostara top
12. Suki dressing gown
13. Fremont tote bag
14. Forester coat
15. Handbag
16. Pyjamas for the kids 
18. Malala sweater
19. Hepburn trousers
20. Blackwood cardigan
21. Mandy boat T
22. Raine dress

Celine

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