Q2 FAL review

The second quarter of the year is already over and it has been busy as welll as rich in memorable times. Busy family time, busy work time and a little sewing squeezed in of course, just to keep my sanity! I had a long list with 23 items this term and of course I won't cross them all off but at least there are a few that I will not dragging over the summer! 8 finishes, mainly in the dressmaking category. Admittedly, it is so much quicker to get a finish in dressmaking than in quilting. And I think I've been slightly bitten by the bug...

1. Blanche Bag for A - not started

2.  Quilt for E - HK QAL - all cut, it would be good to have it done for her birthday in April
3. Belle Bag for C - not started

4. Modern HST quilt - half of the blocks done

5. Super Mario quilt - a few blocks still needed 

6. Project 48 quilt/Solstice Challenge

7. Impromptu along - abandoned 3 years ago! 

8. Pumpkin Passport Cross stitch - finished

9. Sorbetto top - finished

10. Sorbetto top (crepe) - in progress


11. Dress for C - finished


12. Saunio cardigan - finished


13. Floral Supply Case Sew Along - not started

14. Shirt Dress (Darling) - finished

15. Bridgetown Dress - not started
16. Lizzie Skirt - not started


17. Gold pencil skirt - finished


18. Farmer's wife - first plan was to finish it by Mum's birthday but this is probably unrealistic now....


19. Teacher's gifts - one finished and gifted

20. Neoprene coat - done

21. Leather (faux) jacket


22. Pink bee blocks quilt 1

23. Pink bee blocks quilt 2
Next term's list coming up!

Celine

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