Sandy65

I have 2 quilts to finish for other people.
Make 3 baby quilts.
I have 3 different purse patterns, I want to try all 3 and give those as gifts next year.
I want to make a small quilt to donate to a charity.
Use up some of my scraps.

ladydi64

Making 3 twin size quilts for my DGN & GNephew 1 will be pink princes's, and the other purple princess and the 3rd John Deere.
I am also going to make 2 twin quilts for my niece in a western pattern who is an endurance rider and she has a ride coming up in March. Along with that I will be making a table topper called "Ants on the march" to go in her picnic basket. That should take into April.

Karyn

First off, need to change this Christmas tree avatar. lol
1. Make a quilt out of my collection of Crown Royal bags.
2. A Christmas project each month.
3. Make 2 quilts that I have had kits for several years. One is a snowman quilt, the other blue,yellow,green precut squares.
That's a good start, should keep me busy for a while!

fireworkslover

I've 2 blocks to finish piecing for my fireworks quilt entry for August. Finish that up and figure out how I'm going to fmq it.
Then there's blocks to sew together, which I pieced last winter, for one side of my duvet cover. Make the other side and make the cover so we can use it.
I bought fabric to make a tree skirt for next Christmas, so make that. It's French Braid, so need to learn how to do that.
Then I've bought fabric for at least 4 bags.
I've also bought yarn for 2 shawls. Real easy knit pattern, I should be able to make one in a weekend.
I really should tackle some of that OBW fabric I've bought.
Oh there's more, but that's all that has specific plans right now.

AliceQ

A quilt as-you-go quilt for our oldest DS and DIL for Christmas next year and LOTS of potholders for various people.
Oh yeah a purse for ME!!

donnaleeq

1. Finish UFO's I have too many to think about, but will try.
2. Finish the wedding quilt I have in works for a co-workers daughter that is getting married in April or May.
3. Make Hanukah placemats and runners for the Cafe Salome event in the fall. They have a craft booth available. My son-in-law thinks I can make a fortune, as you can't buy anything like I make.
4. Finish up birthday gifts for one of my daughters' October birthday. She like to receive placemats, table runners, and other goodies. She doesn't sew. The down side of a mom that does. She doesn't have to.
5. Stop buying fabric, I have way too much in my studio. I must use some of it up. Running out of room.

fmd36

So, I am not the only one thinking about Christmas 2011. I want to go thru patterns and projects that I haave donwloaded thru the year and actually do some of them. Try making another quilt.More table runners for gifts. Make some outfits for new GS. Emb. jacket back for another GS b'day. Try to resolve not to bite off more than I can chew. Focus on smaller items/projects. Try crumb method....and on and on. And Oh, yes..organize stash ...again.

mommafank

1. Finish quilt I am making for oldest daughter
2. Make an Irish Step Dance Dress for grandaughter
3. Start and try to finish quilt of her liking for daughter number 2.
4. Summer brings hubby's garden with lots to put away.
5. Just enjoy each and every day now that I am retired.

SandyS

1. Queen quilt for my bed
2. Quilts for my great niece and great nephew
3. Maybe a quilt for my neighbor
4. Table toppers for the seasons
5. Maybe some tree skirts
6. Last but not least the BOM's
That should keep me busy for most of the year along with
working 20 hours a week.

Feathers

Mommamac: Do you have a pattern for the Kindle covers? I got one from our daughter for Christmas and know I need one but haven't seen anything to give me inspiration/ideas. Are you just doing a padded envelope cover or do you do something different? Thanks for any info you can share.