May goals

It looks like May will mostly be spent at home again, with all of us at all at all time.... which should give plenty of free time for sewing. However it is sometimes difficult to find any energy to do anything. Never mind, I've got a lot of projects to choose from! 

 Quilting:
1. Dear Jane - finish row E
2. HST modern sampler quilt - make the last block and finish the top 
3. Farmer's Wife 1920 - make some blocks
4. Farmer's Wife 1930 - make some blocks
5. Threadology quilt along - quilt the top 
6. Scientific Adventure Quilt - not started
7. Purple and blue quilt
8. Scrappy Stripes quilt - needs quilting
9. Vintage Kitchen Quilt - needs quilting
10. Super Mario quit 
11. Baby Quilt
12. Mini Series Sew-Along
13. Halo quilt sew along
14. Project 48 quilt
15. Sewing Banner
16. Impromptu Quilt
17. Sky top - needs quilting - this will be my One monthly goal
18. Rainbow top - needs quilting
19. Halo quilt

Dressmaking
1. Knickers
2. Sirroco Jumpsuit, cut and ready to be sewn
3. Jeans for myself
4. Comox trunks
5. PJ for M
6. PJ or night dress for C
7. PJ for A
8. Night dress for me
9. Moneta dress
10. Belladone dress - wearable toile and real dress
11. Lola sweater dress
12. Black Beauty Bra
13. Jasika jacket
14. Agate dress
15. Ogden cami 

16. Pilatus swimsuit
17. Cottesloe swimsuit
18. Voltaire top 
19. Puff blouse
20. Suki kimono
21. Rio Ringer T
22. NHS scrubs to finish off

Accessories
1. Passport holder
2. Rucksack
3. Handkerchiefs
4. Headbands
5. NHS wash bags
Cross-stitch
1. Grimm's Tales stitch along

 Celine

Comments

  1. Marsha Cooper5 May 2020 at 01:38

    Your list is as long as mine would be if I took the time to post all of the projects that I need to finish. :)

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