Fettle those finishes progress report

 Helen recently reminded us that we are at the halfway point of this year’s Fettle Those Finishes so a good time to look back at THE list to see if anything had at least progressed a little since the beginning of the year, sadly only 2 out of 15 quilting projects have seen some (little) progress and none is yet finished. Of the 3 dressmaking project, none have been picked up (I have made other clothes from start to finish though!)

1. Impromptu (started 2013) - now quilted and needing binding 


2. Harry Potter (started 2019)  - additional blocks made so about 70% of the blocks are now completed 


3. Farmer's Wife 1920 quilt (started 2011)


4. Farmer's Wife 1930 quilt (started 2015)

5. Enchanted Star (started 2019)

6. Gipsy Wife (started 2017)

7. Project 48 (started 2016)


8. Mini Series blocks (started 2022)



9. Kingfisher Quilt (started 2018)

10. 365 Challenge Quilt (started 2015) 

11. Halo Quilt (started 2020)

12. Boho Heart (started 2021) - a few more blocks made in 2022



13. Life is Beautiful Quilt (started 2011) 

14. Fandom in Stitches Quilt (started 2021)

15. Mod Mod Along Quilt (started 2014)

Dressmaking UFOs

1. Morgan Jeans (started 2020)

2. Jasika Blazer (started 2019?)

3. Forester coat (started 2022)

Linking to Fettle Those Finishes Progress Report

Céline

Comments

  1. Archie The Wonder Dog23 July 2023 at 08:53

    Hooray for progress - some is much, much better than none!

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