It is always good to look back and see how far one has come over the course of a year.
I started as a novice quilter and continued to learn something new with every project. This years biggest achievement was free motion quilting. Also did a bit of hand quilting, improv quilt blocks and English Paper Piecing.
I also branched out sewing small items like pouches, bags, hot pads, pillow covers, etc. I would like to get better at making these items. In addition, I experimented sewing with varied materials like minky, outdoor fabric, selvages, voile & fusible interfacing.
In the coming year I already have the following things lined up:
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I started as a novice quilter and continued to learn something new with every project. This years biggest achievement was free motion quilting. Also did a bit of hand quilting, improv quilt blocks and English Paper Piecing.
I also branched out sewing small items like pouches, bags, hot pads, pillow covers, etc. I would like to get better at making these items. In addition, I experimented sewing with varied materials like minky, outdoor fabric, selvages, voile & fusible interfacing.
In the coming year I already have the following things lined up:
- Participating in the Madrona Road Challenge
- Signed up for the following BOMs. I will learn quite a few new skills along the way primarily paper piecing.
- Skill Builder BOM - hosted by Pile O Fabric
- Lucky Stars BOM - hosted by Don't Call Me Betsy
- And of course workshops and events hosted by the CNJMQG quilt guild.
Linking up to:
Those BOM's look very challenging. Looking forward to watching your progess. The Lucky Stars looks hard.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all of your projects together! I'm also considering the Pile O'Fabric QAL. Have you seen the one at Gen X Quilters, too? I can't decide if I should just do one... or both =D The Lucky Stars one DOES look challenging, like the comment above says. Looking forward to seeing your progress!
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty finishes this year! I'm looking forward to your Madrona Road challenge. :) Thanks for linking up at Craft buds, and I hope you have many more 2013 finishes!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on all your accomplishments. Good luck in the new year!
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