1. Conquer the zipper
2. Finish my Anna Maria Horner quilt -- DONE
3. Sew a baby quilt -- DONE
4. One more quilt -- DONE
5. Make a garment for myself
6. Tablecloth -- DONE
7. Placemats -- DONE
8. A gift for my sister (another quilt) -- DONE
9. A Christmas tree skirt
10. Pajamas for the boys
It was the year of quilts -- three baby quilts for friends; a baby-ish sized lap quilt for the family; my AMH quilt; and a quilt for my sister.
There were also bibs, baby pants, a crib sheet, and pillow shams. Lots of pillow shams! I'm loving the Christmas pillow I made for M, and the runner I made for the lowboy in our dining room.
I did not conquer the zipper this year.
I LOVE quilting! Almost as much as I love fabric. As 2013 wraps up, I have four more quilts started and another baby quilt to start on this winter.
There were also bibs, baby pants, a crib sheet, and pillow shams. Lots of pillow shams! I'm loving the Christmas pillow I made for M, and the runner I made for the lowboy in our dining room.
I did not conquer the zipper this year.
I LOVE quilting! Almost as much as I love fabric. As 2013 wraps up, I have four more quilts started and another baby quilt to start on this winter.
I am still impatient for the finish and accepting of imperfect. Maybe in time that will change.
2014 goals:
1. Sew myself something to wear. I'm determined to do it this year, and I spent a good part of 2013 looking for the easiest nice-looking pattern to try. I think I found it in the new Liesel + Co. Everyday Skirt.
2. Sew from what I have. I managed to acquire a lot of fabric in 2013. Time to sew it.
3. Take a lesson. Maybe I will conquer the zipper in 2014.
4. Sew what I love.
