Tuesday, November 1, 2016

November's One Monthly Goal

Back in the saddle again . . .

Finishing is not my strong suit.  As a result, my home overflows with half-done projects, quilts, and entrepreneurial ideas.  And I continually feel disappointed with myself.  Sigh.

As 2016 began, I started on several quilt-alongs, mostly BOMs, BOWs, and even one BODay!  Yeah, guess how that worked out.  

Thank you reading through that whining. It was cathartic (for me anyway - lol).

This was a free BOW from Temecula Quilt Company


Isn't that gorgeous?!  Mine fell by the wayside after doing the central medallion.  I was just going to bind it for a wall hanging, but then decided, no, I would finish it out and start nothing new until I did!  So far I have stuck by that.

All my blocks are complete and 90 percent are sewn into the background setting.  Just a few days' more work and it will be finished.  Best of all, it was made completely from stash on hand.

When you quilt a lot slower than you accumulate fabric, it's good to use some up finally.  So my one quilting goal for November is to git-'er-done!  Send up a little prayer for me, please.

Linking today with Elm Street Quilts OMG One Monthly Goal in order to put a little pressure on myself. 

Thank you for reading!

Kimberly

9 comments:

  1. I enjoyed perusing your blog, and like your take on traditional. Sally

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  2. I think this quilt is really cute. You're so close to the finish, I hope you can stick with it. The feeling of accomplishment from a finish is such a wonderful high feeling! Blessings, Gretchen villacrestfarm@gmail.com

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  3. I think I am seven months behind on my block of the day, so I feel your pain. I am okay with it being a two or three year project, I will just keep plugging along. I hope you keep going, it will be worth the slog.

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  4. I love that quilt and thought about doing their QAL myself! Good luck with your goal and thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal!

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  5. You go girl! You can do it! It's a challenge, but so worth it!
    I am working on the HSTs for the last border this week.
    On Friday I will post 2 versions of the quilt... love it!

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  6. Always love their projects...enjoy getting this one done. I think You'll be glad you did:)

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