Currently I'm working on the 9 Patch Project, but my mind keeps wandering to the next 3 quilts I want to do which are:

#1 - Bento Box
#2 - Patriotic Quilt
#3 - Memory Quilt

I'm not sure if this will actually happen, but at the moment these are my top three.

What's on your list of quilts to-do?

I want to finish my UFOs, then I'd like to work on kits that I bought, then I'd like to do a Grandmother's Flower Garden with the repro 20's and 30's I've been collecting. I also have in mind three picture quilts. Never done one before, but I have been buying books on landscape quilts to help me. Too many ideas, not enough time.

1 finish the two hunters star wall quilts that i have waiting.
2 start the twin size hunters star quilt for my son. he will be needing it in about a year. (will take me that long to get it done)
3 take a nap and hire a maid to clean and cook while i play with kids and quilt (i wish)

1 - finish binding my kingsize Batik Star quilt
2 - Finish quilting an old knit quilt for a friend that was her mom's. They are so different from cotton quilts
3 - Finish my "Willow Beauty" by Mckenna Ryan. Just have to handquilt itand bind it.

I could actually keep on listing but I have to say those were my top three picks.

1. Finish the memorial quilt I'm making for our friends who lost their son in March. Waiting on 2 more signature blocks.
2. Just started a "Warm Wishes" quilt for daughter who should graduate from cosmetology school in September.
3. Cousin just gave me to completed tops that need to be quilted. I've got another of mine ready for quilting also.
That's way more than three.

My next to do is definately a Civil War Quilt. I have been collecting stuff for it, including picture fabrics (novelty fabric. I just igot in some panels of Wild Bill ....

Of course, a scrap bucket quilt is always behind my mind. And then there are those patterns and rulers I broght back from Paducah some years ago lol...

Let's see...

1) Finish baby quilt for my brand new nephew
2) Finish vintage Lone Star for a friend
3) Hand-quilt queen size top (I got nervous just saying that lol)

To do:
Organize my quilt space
Have shelves built into the closet of my main quilt room
Complete the UFO on my design wall.

Done:
Cut and sorted my scraps into strips and blocks! Hooray!!!

Lets see:
Gift for Jacob and Faith, wedding date May 15
Gift for John and Joey, wedding July 11
Gift for Gary and Beth, wedding July 17
2 Quilts for kids, due a couple weeks ago.

1. Airplane Quilt to donate to the Port Townsend Aero Museum to raffle or auction off.

2. Two car quilts (one for our 65 Chevy and one for my 85 Mustang)

3. Blue bargello for my bedroom (I am in the process of collecting fabrics. I figure I probably need at least 50 fat quarters to end up with 20 that go together.

And then I'll need to make quilts from all the blocks from the swaps I'm involved in right now. Let's see, this list should keep me going for about a year.

1. Finish the quilt for kids quilt(my own).
2. Make baby quilt for one of the ladies in my husband's office.
3. Make quilt for kids (from QFK kit).
4. finish baby bow tie quilt that I'm hand quilting
5. Finish "Fan" wall hanging which I'm hand quilting

1) Baby quilt (not yet started) due August
2) Wedding quilt (ditto) due October
3) Bed quilt for DH and I, which he picked the fabrics out for. (Mostly cut.)

1. Finish the baby quilt for my little sister (just finished top today waiting till Tuesday to see how she wants it quilted.)
2. I will be starting my husbands lopsided log cabin flag this evening and working on it until my sister tells me how to finishe munber one!
3. I need to finish a (not so) scrappy spiderweb quilt that I started and then got frusterated with.

I might put three off for awhile though so I can get quilts done for all three kids by Christmas! lol this list is subject to change at any time though, well at least the last thing on the list.

Finish my UFO's before I tackle the following 3
Black Background quilt
quilt with Civil War fabrics
30's print quilt

1. Finish piecing my new Card Tricks quilt (have made 22 blocks, so only 10 blocks more to make)
2. handsew a binding onto a baby quilt - baby was born in May
3. Sandwich and quilt a table runner that is already pieced for the fall table runner swap.

1. Judy Martin's Monet's Wedding Ring (anything by Judy)
2. Pam Bono's Cat Napping
3. Bonnie Hunter's Double Delight (anything by Bonnie)

That's easy... 3 baby quilts :D:D:D

1. to finish the twin's quilts to send to Canada. Binding one, then I get to take out some quilting cause I was not paying attention. then square up and bind.

2. Quilt a split 9 patch.

3. Learn how to make a shortcut crazy quilt.

finish my sisters quilt
finish the quilt for my friends baby at work
start quilting my tops that are done

1. I've two I Spy quilts in progress. I need to finish these soon.

2. I need to finish my lap quilt from the choc/raspberry swap.

3. depends on which arrives first, siggies or postage stamps, then the race is on.

Desperately need organization and a job.

Blessings,
Ruth

1. Finish the quilt for my friend Linda -- pattern from the "Darling Little Dogs" book. Should get that done next week.
2. Sandwich and try FMQ with my new HandiQuilter that some cool person from this board gave me. Cant wait to try it out.
3. Make Bichon bench cover for my friend's bedroom. I made one, but we want two to keep one for use when laundering the other.

continue to work on my scrappy Dear Jane,finish a hand applique barn quilt am on the last block of that , hand quilt one of the many tops I have done. Then......

I have 3 tops ready for the frame, another top in progress ( my birds) and I want to do a D9P. Right now, I'm rearranging my sewing room and finding some fun things I had forgotten. After I fell a couple of weeks ago, I wasn't in the mood or shape to do anything, but the spark is back.

I found a lovely 12' x14' Daffodil pattern for thread painting. Haven't done any for a while so will give it a shot today just to cure my withdrawal feelings.

1. 2 quilts for Downey QFK (working on the same steps at the same time makes it really easy)
2. 2 large throw quilts using the braid technique. (again working on the same steps at the same time makes it easy).
3. A quilt challenge from last fall.

Since I was on vacation for a week and now company for a week I am really behind. 1) Catch up on my Stitcher's Garden Applique block of the month. 2) Catch up on my TNT Embroidery Quilt block of the month. 3) Work on my four patch posie quilt for my Quilting Guild. 4)Find a pattern for our organist 5) Take out quilting that didn't turn out like I wanted. OOPS! Sorry, you said three. Quilters always have more than three UFO's.

I have one entire book shelf with neatly packaged UFOs in Zip-Loc bags...I should just grab one at random and finish it before starting a new one!

I have finished three UFOs in the past month, all twin sized quilts, plus one QOV.

My UFO stash is getting smaller, but you should see the weeds in my garden! They are multiplying faster than all the ideas I have gotten from this great group!

1. Finish the UFO's.
2. Sew the "had to have" kits.
3. Deplete the stash in my cupboard on some patterns that I have saved from magazines.

* Finish the king size double Irish Chain. Only need to do the
borders, the off to the quilter. This goes to our bed.

* Finish the "Cuddly Bunny Flannel Baby Quilt" which will go to
my friends daughter who is having a baby.

* Finish the "Quiltsmart" 58" Lone Star, that I will give as a
Christmas present.

1. Quilt the 2 Quilts for Kids tops (due last week)
2. Quilt the 2 baby quilt tops babies here, one 2 mos. old.
3. Finish Carpenters Star Quilt.

1 - Catch up with the Chocolate Stars and 3Creative Studios BOMs (I guess that's 2 in 1.)

2 - quilt a big block quilt I made a couple of years ago with Carol Doak's 2008 (?) BOM

3 - start a firetruck quilt for a baby that was born in April

Kay Ahr in Nevada USA

Finish the many UFO's I have
Quilt the quilts that I have done
And make a Bargello Quilt. They are sooo pretty.

1. complete a couple of UFO's; I don't care which ones

2. Quilt for new solider once he completes basic training

3. up for grabs

1. Finish marking large Baltimore Album and LAQ. More than I have ever taken on before.
2. Start a large Batik quilt of stars for DD.
3. Just learned silk painting: keep on practising. Lots of fun and a change from quiliting. Sometimes change is good. :-)

Quilt the three memory quilts I've made for my sisters. They should have been done for last Christmas, but if I'm (they're) lucky it'll be done by this Christmas! ;)

Two patriotic quilts
One Red Hat Ladies quilt
Pot holders for a swap
BOM for July
Siggy Quilt
Fruit basket quilt

Then I want to do a bargello.

I'm quilting a dissapearing 9 patch while putting the colors together for bargello called Illusion by Dereck Lockwood. Can't wait oto start it. It will be for my bed, I love it. Jan

I'm quilting a dissapearing 9 patch while putting the colors together for bargello called Illusion by Dereck Lockwood. Can't wait to start it. It will be for my bed, I love it. Jan

#1 Finish table runner for SIL & BIL's century farm present.
#2 Make Table runners for two bridal showers (1 signature)
#3 Finish Quilt from 30's & 40's retro prints -- started about 6 years ago!

I vote for #3. If I could find that maid I hope she can paint since I am still painting my liv. rm. & can't justify even thinking about my sewing mach. until my painting is done. Prob. is, once this rm. is done I have others calling. I mean desperately calling my name. I go upstairs & just peak at my fabrics & whine.............