Fettle those finishes 2024

Plenty plenty to finish up and probably not enough time to finish them... I anticipate this year will see some major changes again which will take away sewing time/energy or motivation but never mind, let's write THE list again and maybe try to finally cross a few over (either from the UFO list or from the planned projects) and to link up to Fettle Those Finishes, edition 2024!


1. Harry Potter (started 2019)  


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


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

4. Enchanted Star (started 2019) 




5. Gipsy Wife (started 2017) 

6. Project 48 (started 2016) 


7. Mini Series blocks (started 2022)



8. Kingfisher Quilt (started 2018)

9. 365 Challenge Quilt (started 2015) 


10. Halo Quilt (started 2020) 

11. Boho Heart (started 2021) 



12. Life is Beautiful Quilt (started 2011) 

13. Fandom in Stitches Quilt (started 2021) 

14. Mod Mod Along Quilt (started 2014) 

15. Mischief Quilt (started 2017)

Dressmaking/Bag/Accessories UFOs & projects

1. Morgan Jeans (started 2020) 

2. Jasika Blazer (started 2019?) 

3. Forester coat (started 2022) 

4. Townline bag (started 2023)

5. Timi bralette (cut Nov 2023)

6. Acacia knickers (cut Nov 2023)

7. Binky panties (cut Nov 2023)

8. Nightdress C (fabric washed and ironed)

9. Moonwake bag

10. Vadon Bag

11. Bottle holder

12. Keyring (cut Nov 2023)

13. Teachers' gifts (bag or pouch)

14. Saxophone pouch

15. Cable pouch for C

16. Book bags for C & A

17. Towels

18. Reusable veg bags

Cross-stitch UFOs

1. The Nutcracker Parade (started 2020) 

2. Grimm's Tales (started 2020) 

Linking to Fettle Those Finishes 2024 and most importantly to progress any of these, I hope to be able to carve out some free time at least 3 times a week to do something craft related, not setting any amount of time per session. Maybe on those days when there is no time or energy left I could at the minimum stitch one thread or thread the machine, iron some fabric, cut a block out or print a pattern etc. I will try this year to report on Sundays for 15 minutes to stitch with Kate.

Céline

Comments

  1. Archie The Wonder Dog7 January 2024 at 17:12

    Good luck!

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  2. Budsmam9 January 2024 at 18:13

    Good luck Celine!

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  3. Janine @ Rainbow Hare4 February 2024 at 21:34

    You have a very long list and some really beautiful projects in progress. Good luck with all your endeavours :)

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