Q3 FAL

Time to look at the crazy long list I think. I have a few I can delete but I doubt the list will be shorter for the new quarter and the time to sew will be even more restricted, never mind, let's just try!

Quilts:
1. Modern HST triangles (19 blocks are done), this one is hopefully also a serious contender for this quarter - only one block left to do now - no progress
2. Project 48 quilt with a few Solstice challenge blocks (all blocks done, might need a few more???) - no progress
3. Farmer's Wife (not half way yet....)  - no progress
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - only 24 blocks done - no progress
6. Black and white quilt - needs binding
7. Gipsy Wife (in progress) - I have fallen off the band wagon again.... - no progress
9. Enchanted Stars
10. Underground railway - most blocks available from years ago  - no progress
11. 365-challenge - so many blocks still needed! few blocks
12. Kingfisher quilt - a portable project, as long as I prepare before I go.... - no progress
13. Super Mario quilt - no progress
14.  Impromptu quilt - abandoned so long ago... I dream of having the quilt on my bed next summer... - no progress
15. Scrappy strips quilt -  top sewn together, just needs quilting now - no progress
16. Blue and purple quilt - this one is for my Auntie and I'd like to gift it this year.... - no progress
17. Harry Potter quilt few blocks but I am really behind
18. Horse quilt not finished...
19. Threadology quilt
20. Sewing studio banner
Bags etc:
1. Power trip bag 
2. Passport cover (up, up and away) for me 
3. Handbag for me - Carrier's Conquest - started
4. Bucket bag
5. Card wallet for my friends
6. Pencil case for M
7. Pencil case for teacher C
8. Bag for teacher A
9. Bag for teacher M
10. Sunglasses pouches for teachers' assistant A
11. Tote / maxi bag
12  Tote/book bag for me
13. Laptop sleeve

Dressmaking:
1. Lander trousers - navy 
2. Free range slack - beige
3. Shirt (button up)
4. Kimono (dressing gown)- dusty pink
5. Blouse
6. Fiore skirt - black
7. Ostara or Brasov or Uvita top
8. Salida skirt
9. Summit peak top - cut alredy!
10. Barkcloth dress (Marbella or Daphne or Belladone)
11. Forester jacket with magic fleece 
12. Underwear 
13. Dropje or Malala or Toaster Sweater
14. Fumeterre skirt
15. Yoga long sleeve T-shirt 
16. Pyjama M 
17. Nightdress or summer pyjama C
18. Pyjama S  
19. Pyjama A
20. Nightdress for me
21. Teahouse dress 
22. Mandy boat or Givre tee 
23. A new pair of jeans 
24. Jeans for hubby
25. Voltaire top
26. Muumuu dress
27. Jasika Blazer
28. Tee for the girls
29. Seed pattern for the girls
30. Zadie jumpsuit 
31. Sirocco jumpsuit
32. Boardwalk wrap dress
33. Fiore skirt asymetrical
34. Fiore skirt symetrical

Linking to Q3 FAL 2019

Celine

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