PhD in review

 With a quarter of the year already gone, it is a good time to take stock of my progress (or rather lack of!) on my UFOs... I had prepared a list of the PhD challenge in January and I fear there isn't much to report...

1. Harry Potter (started 2019)  - no progress



2. Farmer's Wife 1920 quilt (started 2011) - no progress


3. Gipsy Wife (started 2017) - no progress


4. Mini Series blocks (started 2022) - no progress



5. Boho Heart (started 2021) - no progress



6. Morgan Jeans (started 2020) - no progress

7. Forester coat (started 2022) - finally some progress but I am nowhere near finish...


8. Townline bag (started 2023)- no progress


9. The Nutcracker Parade (started 2020) - very little progress but I am nowhere near finish...


10. Laundry Basket Quilts Birthday Quilt (2024) - started and almost on track!


11. Mystery Quilt Scraps Galore - this one was a new project for this year but I have abandonned the idea of joining the sew along

12. Ravenbrook Scrap Quilt Along - started, some catch up to do...

13. Stitch banner - no progress

Linking to PhD in 2024

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Comments

  1. Sharon6 April 2024 at 23:44

    Thanks for sharing your progress for the March PHD! Your projects look great so far. :o)

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  2. Frédérique - Quilting Patchwork Appliqué7 April 2024 at 09:06

    Tu auras peut-être l'occasion au cours de la 2e partie de l'année de continuer un ou plusieurs de tes projets en cours. Harry Potter semble presque terminé, non ? Et un peu d'avancée, c'est toujours de l'avancée ! J'aime beaucoup les mini séries, les coeurs, et le Ravenbrook, très beaux projets !
    Bises

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