I have an OBW started and fabric for 3 more. several quilt tops that need to be quilted. Plus I'm going through my scraps trying to arrange them in some kind of cohesive pile so I can figure out what to make with them.And every time I see one of your quilts on here I want to make it too.

Planning on making a lap quilt for a friend who is having surgery after Christmas. Hoping to use some of the doggy fabric a nice person on this list sent to me as my friend has lots of dogs.

I'm assembling 18 Dresden plates from the 1930's. I found the "plates", assembled, at a thrit shop and am appliqueing them to 18-inch squares. I plan to add sashing with still more vintage fabric I've been collecting.

I'm planning a quilt for my twin brother's 60th in August. I hope I have the necessary skills by then to complete it well. I'm trying and learning and taking the time so here's hoping!

Check out quiltville.com. Bonnie has several scrappy quilt patterns on her site. They are really cute.

Little Town to Go for DGS's birthday January 6th. Then Lockeb's (Bill's) fruit jar placemats for mother's birthday January 26th (to be mailed).

Thanks for that. I was having problems understanding, too.

Well, I can cross one more off that list.. finished up my friends' quilt over the wk end....joined the log cabins w/ double 4 pathches and set in the hand appliqued panel. Yeah, it was cold out and I had to be in, so sat and sewed up a storm,so list is now down to 9 tops on the want to for 2011.
JAS

I must do one for a friend's son in Afganistan, so far I got the Marine's emblem fabric. Gonna make it a french braid. Then onto the half dozen ideas I keep in my head!

Well originally I was going to start a log cabin in fall colors (figured if I started in January, it might be done by fall) but I just discovered the 'quiltingboard'! I've been so inspired by all of you. I've ordered patterns for a couple of the quilts I've seen in the pictures section. I've done 3 quilts so I'm an advanced beginner. When I get the patterns I'll decide based on their level of difficulty. want to try something new, but don't want to overextend my skills and get frustrated!