Is it bad?
12-12-2013, 07:37 PM
#22
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Location: Tennessee
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I'm still finishing Christmas gifts. I have one more quilt to finish binding and I want to knit more scarves. Already. I am planning the quilts I'll make next year. I have the cloth and can't wait to get started. My goal is to make 2 quilts a month next year. I want to have my quilts that I am giving for Christmas 2014 finished early. I think planning for next year is exciting!
12-12-2013, 08:02 PM
#23
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Location: Arizona
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I will be glad when the wrapping, cookies, and cleaning and cooking are finished. I have all these on my calendar for next 10 days. The rest of this week I can continue on with a couple table runners to finish and some pot holders. Yes I will be glad to jump back into my studio and plan and look and read and decide what is next.
12-12-2013, 08:23 PM
#24
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Location: Hudsonville, MI
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Originally Posted by Kaylabean13
Is it bad that I am excited for the projects I get to start after the rush of Christmas!! I got a bunch of things and one big quilt for myself I am chomping at the bit to start. But am consumed with Christmas gifts! Anyone else got big quilting or project plans after the holiday rush!!??
12-12-2013, 08:29 PM
#25
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Location: South Louisiana
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After Christmas I have a memory quilt to make for a friend who lost her daughter. Then 35 aprons to make for my DDIL for Teacher Appreciation day at school. There never seems to be enough time for everything but I love a challenge.
12-12-2013, 08:30 PM
#26
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Location: Hudsonville, MI
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Originally Posted by AngeliaNR
I, too, am looking forward--one flannel quilt to finish tying and binding and a flannel nightgown for my granddaughter before Christmas--then I'm going to make myself a wagga!
12-12-2013, 08:58 PM
#28
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Location: SW Missouri
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It's a woolen quilt/rug--historically Australian. Mine isn't going to be authentic, I'm afraid (for one, I'm not Australian; and two, I'm using wool blends, since that's what I have), but I love the concept (and the name ). They were made with everything from burlap to flour bags to tailor's samples, etc. Kind of like those my great-great grandmother would have made out of whatever she had.
). They were made with everything from burlap to flour bags to tailor's samples, etc. Kind of like those my great-great grandmother would have made out of whatever she had.
12-12-2013, 11:53 PM
#30
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Small town in Northeast Oregon close to Washington and Idaho
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I'm hoping for gift cards to LQSs to buy fabric to make some quilts I have marked in my quilting magazines. I also hope for some gift cards to online quilt shops. I have a few I really like, Fat Quarter Shop, M* Quilting Co.
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