Friday, April 11, 2014

A QUARTER 2 LIST AND SPRING CLEANING

Does organizing my sewing room count as spring cleaning? That's what I spent the bulk of the afternoon doing. I didn't make a list for the first quarter of this year, but I really need to do it this time. I have way too many tops that need to be finished so I am determined to get some done and out the door!


clockwise from top:

1. Flying geese quilt for the Bee Purposeful group
2. Twin Beach House quilts for Great Aunt Carol
3. Charm Pack Cherry #2
4. Economy Blocks need assembling and quilting



1. Charm Pack Cherry #1
2. Churndash blocks for the Heal @ do.good stitches group needs assembling and quilting
3. This blasted beautiful sock needs to be done (so I can start another pair)
4. Fractured 9-patch #2 needs assembling and quilting

That should keep me out of trouble for a while            : )

linking up with Katy at The Littlest Thistle

32 comments:

  1. I'd say that will definitely keep you busy.

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  2. So many lovely quilts! I'm jealous of your socks. My knitting skills are lousy, so even part of a sock looks good to me.
    Have a great weekend!
    Lynne

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  3. I don't think you get into to much trouble anyways. LOL. Looking forward to seeing all these finished.

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  4. Your work and your photos are so beautiful. Very inspiring

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  5. You have the most beautiful To Do list.

    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  6. I'm new at this quilting thing, so I only have 2 quilt tops done. Unfortunately I'm still hesitant to sandwich and quilt.

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  7. All so beautiful! You will get them done, I have faith!

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  8. You sure have some lovely parts, pieces and tops there! Can't decide if the Flying Geese or Fractured Nine-Patch is my favorite. Are you quilting all of them?! If so, you'll be one busy quilter!

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  9. All lovely projects as usual Carla, but I especially love the Flying Geese! The colours glow! Good luck with getting them all finished...

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  10. Organizing your sewing room DEFINITELY counts as spring cleaning! You've got a great list of projects!

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  11. Love your quilts! The two for Aunt Carol are lovely.

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  12. You being you, Carla; me thinks that you will have these gorgeous quilt tops finished in next to no time. And....yes organising one's sewing room certainly does qualify as spring cleaning!!

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  13. I think that should keep you out of trouble for the whole quarter!! So many fun WIPs...the fractured 9patch is fun, don't think I have seen one before.

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  14. Wonderful projects to work on!
    Love those flying geese!

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  15. With a quick flick of the wrist and a wave of the magic wand these quilts will be done, dusted and out of the door in a flash. And the magic word is.......... Philippa xx

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  16. I wouldn't know where to begin! So many beautiful projects!

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  17. Good for you at finishing these tops, I am doing the same thing with all the unfinished tops that I found while cleaning out the sewing room - all are donation quilts 7 down, many to go!!!

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  18. I think I spend a hour or two every week trying to organize my sewing room.

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  19. Great post! I like organizing. Just being in my room picks me up. Trying to get used to being apart from the sweet ones. What a great visit we had!

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  20. Oh my word, these are all beautiful! And yes, organizing your craft space does officially count as Spring Cleaning :-)
    Happy weekend,
    xx

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  21. Lots of lovely projects to keep you quite busy.

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  22. hi carla
    those are gorgeous! i wonder if you ever sleep. I have searched your blog and i can;t seem to find modern quilt block #1. where is it posted? i enjoy seeing your colour choices. thanks .
    miriam

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  23. Good luck with your list! You've got a beautiful collection of projects :)

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  24. So many lovely projects! I'm particularly looking forward to the flying geese and the economy blocks quilts. These socks are great colour, too, and I admire your knitting on multiple needles.

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  25. I've kind of run into the same logjam over here, now that I've started to quilt a few more of my own quilts. Before it was finish the top and send it over to the quilter, but now, I'm my own stalled patch in the production process!

    I love seeing all your projects--excellent work, as usual!

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  26. I am in denial. I refuse to list my unfinished works in progress. Well done, you!
    They all look lovely.

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