September goals

 Back to school! Back to a routine or maybe time to have a new routine where there is time to do the things I love/ enjoy/ want to do, as well as the rest. Although we have more major work on the house planned so we'll need to empty 2 of the bedrooms which will create chaos again and use up a lot of free time... regardless there are a few projects I'd really like to get my teeth into this month, so let's keep trying!

Quilting

1. Flabellum quilt - needs binding, which is already cut. I'd really like this one to be ready for the colder autumn evenings. I will make this one my One monthly goal

2. Mini series SAL - starting this month

3. Super Mario quilt - needs binding finished off (not even the full binding! And gazillions of threads buried) Will it finally be finished this year?
4. Farmer's Wife quilt - about 30 blocks needed still, it would be so nice to gift it to my mum for Christmas.
5. Storm at Sea - a small one to quilt but hopefully it will be done before the end of the year. 
6. Dear Jane
7. Boho Sew Along - lots of blocks to catch up on
8. Impromptu quilt - needs quilting. It is a very big quilt so I went to get it professionally quilted. Maybe it will get sent this month... or maybe not still


Dressmaking

1. Utility coat - need finishing
2. Charlie blouse - pattern cut, fabric washed and ironed- hopefully I can finish it to be able to wear it before summer is over...
3. T-shirt
4. Jeans - cut 1 or 2 years ago...
5. Kids pj
6. Winter coat
7. Skirt for C

Bags

1. Moonwake bag
2. Open Wide Pouch
3. Wallet for A
4. Shamballa bag

Cross-stitch

1. Grimm's Tales stitch along - maybe I'll pick up this one up again this month and make a few more stiches

2. The Nutcracker Parade - maybe it's time to pick up this one again before Christmas!




Celine

Comments

  1. Flickenstichlerin6 September 2022 at 08:57

    Two quilts that just need bindings, Celine. You can do it and have two finished quilts in one month. Go for it.

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  2. Sandy Panagos8 September 2022 at 04:15

    You have so much going on! The goals you have set for this month sound doable!

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