#2025 Quilting Planning Party

 As 2024 is very nearly over - and I can't say I have managed that much sewing, even less in the last month as my sewjo seems to have completely deserted me - I am looking at 2025 with great hopes but also fears that once more time will disappear before me. Anyway, it is time to join Yvonne for the #2025 Quilting Planning Party.


Before planning for the New Year ahead, a quick recap, remembering that I have been at some point weeks (months maybe even?) without touching a needle or fabric. Last year I had hoped to

1. finish a few quilting UFOs, I had selected 4 but didn't progressed any

2. make a few dressmaking pieces, but didn't make that many in the end

3. finish one cross-stitch piece and half of the other one, I am not there yet

4. progress some WIP, I managed to work on my Dear Jane a little 

5. make a new bag - not even started

I am not even sure what I should be planning for 2025 as I am hoping we will be able to move house during the course of the year. Of course, this will be consume masses of time and energy in itself and then once it will all be over, we will need to settle in a new environment. Based on that I guess I should have some very modest plans/dreams.

1. Set up my new sewing room

2. Purge UFOs I will never finish

3. Work on at least 2 WIPs and 1 UFO

4. Make 6 items of clothing

5. Make 2 pouches

Linking to #2025 Quilting Planning Party

Céline

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