I ended my sewing year by finishing a few projects, and leaving several quilt tops pieced but un-sandwiched and un-quilted. Here's the run-down for those of you who enjoy such things:
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| I made a plethora of button tree ornaments for my grandchildren and nieces. |
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| Each tree has the receiver's initials and the year machine-embroidered on the ribbon. |
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| I also completed 11 sets of quilted coasters for church friends, neighbors, and family. |
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| The only large quilt (extra-long twin) completed at the end of the year was this one for Ada's birthday, and it is being given to her on Sunday, Jan 12, when she amazingly turns 8 years old. Last fall she told me her baby quilt was too small for her bed now, and was falling apart. She really hoped she could get a new one. And her favorite shape is the triangle, so could I please make her a triangle quilt. All you have to do is ask, Ada Bell! |
Then for the UFOs. UFOs in quilting parlance are Un-Finished Objects. I have several projects in the works and in various stages, but I did complete three tops this year which I hope to quilt in the near future:
I am already dreaming about and working on the new projects for 2020. How about you, Gentle Reader?
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