November goals

 Again more business travel this month as well as lots of other big projets going on so I'm not sure how much sewing time I'll be able to fit in. Still hoping to steal some little pockets of time!

Quilting

1. Ravenbrook Scrap Quilt Along - February, April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November blocks needed - nearly all of them really...

2. Dear Jane - hoping to finish row F... 1 block needed

3. Modern City Scape - hoping to catch up and finish this quilt along - only 2 more blocks needed. Hoping to finish the top this month - this will be my One monthly goal


4. Birthday blocks - hoping to catch up and continue with this quilt along or maybe not now. Decision needed!

5. Farmer's Wife - 1 or 2 blocks? But I guess highly unlikely


6. Harry Potter - a few more blocks needed to finish this top


8. Tambo star - hoping to start this new quilt along, as I have already missed the boat.

9. Mini alphabet quilt along - not yet started

10. Fussy cut thimbles sew along - new quilt along starting October - 2 blocks done so far 


Dressmaking / Sewing

1. Sew a piece of clothing for me: blouse, trousers, summer dress, Morgan jeans
2. Sew one or 2 new PJ for A  &/or C
3. Sew some lingerie
4. Work on my Winter Coat from last year
5. Finish Silvia Coatigan

Bags / Accessories

1. Town bag by Grainline - cut and started early last year, I haven't touched it since... - decide whether to finish it or ditch it
2. Bag for A 
3. Zippered pouch for my daughter 
4. New bag - Vadon, Moonwake?
5. Accessories to give away (bookmarks?)
5. Weaver purse
6. Iris bag by Dunelace 

Cross-stitch

1. Nutcracker stitch along

Linking to One Monthly Goal

Céline

Comments

  1. Anne-Marie7 November 2024 at 21:41

    Good luck with your goal. I'm looking forward to seeing the whole piece.

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