In the past I have dreaded Christmas, mostly due to the fact that I am trying to finish projects that I have created and wanted to give away as gifts. This year I have only 1 gift that I am making and need to finish. Due to budget cuts in the sewing department, I am not making Christmas gifts this year for family members, everyone can get a lovely card from us instead.
How sweet I know! What I am getting at is that my projects that I want to get done is rather low! I have been extremely stressed lately and I figure if I just do the bare minimum for the rest of the year (
December) I can recharge and relax a little. So to help organize myself I have created a list of what I want to get done by the end of the year. I am fairly confident I can get it done and hopefully most of it done within a few weeks!
December To do List:
1. Moda Quilt
2.Christmas gift (
I don't want to give more info....it's still a surprise!!)
3.John and Jacque's Quilt (
I just need to actually quilt this one)
4. Live, Laugh, Sew Bee blocks
5. Live, Laugh, Sew Fabric Swap
6.Round Robin Bee Blocks
7. Pretty in Pink Bee blocks
Not a bad list! I need to get my bee blocks done asap and plan to get that done next week. I should be getting some more blocks for December, so as they come I will get them done. I hate having them hanging over my head! I just feel bad that I haven't been on top of them as I should have, but the good news, 2 out of the 4 bee's that I am in end in December!! YEAH!!! Then I am taking a break from Bee's for awhile!! I think I might want to do some different swaps that are all over flickr.
Does anyone else have this long of a to-do list, or even scarier...LONGER??? I wish you luck as you work yourself to get it done. I will lend you my support and encouragement! I have one tip to help you get that motivation that you may be lacking.....check out the MANY different blogs that I have on my "Fellow Quilters" blog roll. You can see MANY different projects that others are making, and it can be quite inspiring! I know that I am itching to get home and back to my sewing machine!
Then because I don't like posts without pictures, here are a few books that I am going to see if my library has, they seem like some good books to browse through and to read!
1 wonderful people said...:
Material Obsession is a GREAT read--a must have in your quilting collection;)
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