NatalieF

I'm a total newbie, but I'm starting on a carpenter's star.

I'm also eyeing the 3 dudes quilt as in the tutorial on man sewing.

Also a zentangle quilt http://zanyquilter.blogspot.ca/p/zen...-tutorial.html

Tom W

DWR - WIP.... slowly, keep finding a 'quick' something getting in the way :-)
Broken Star - Texas Star variation, also a WIP... who knows why I started with 1 1/2" diamonds????
Mariner's Compass
GFG - Finish an inherited piece started by my great grandmother..... must be a 1000 hexies drawn but not all cut out
New York Beauty

those are my current top 5... subject to change at any moment

Snooze2978

Already have my shelf stacked with quilts to make next year........if I ever get the ones I made this year quilted. Anyway, a wedding ring, storm at sea, Jacquiline de Jonge "Joy" (waiting for 1 more fabric), french braid to name a few.

oldcatlady

My ultimate would be a Paula Nedalstern type art quilt
Mariners Compass
A hand pieced quilt

Podunk Princess

There are so many quilts I'd like to make but will probably never live long enough to make them. For sure, though, I plan to make the following:

OBW (still looking for just the right fabric for this one)
Storm at Sea
Bargello
Eldon's quilt and Candy Necklace (designs by Edyta Sitar)
Hunter's Star
Pineapple (paper-pieced) blocks
Easy Street and Orca Bay (designs by Bonnie Hunter)

Gosh, and so many others I can't think of right now.

zozee

Labyrinth
Tumbling blocks
A black and white star quilt (not sure pattern name)
Jigsaw puzzle
Applique birds (forget the name--Birds of a Feather, maybe?)
An art quilt (when I find the perfect inspiration)
Little girl dresses on a clothesline

That's just the list off the top of my head!

Leesewzany

that is awesome! I dabble in Zentangle myself, and this is now on a short to do list!! Thanks for the linked inspiration share!!

jjsnacks

I would love to make a bookshelf quilt...maybe one day !!!

faykilgore

I have two totes of dedicated scraps to do the Texas quilt-a-long (I know, I'm about a year behind) and a blue and "white" Shakespeare in the Park. I have a doll's cradle set and a flannel turtle for the grandkids before I can start those. I decided to add some hand appliqued flowers to some negative space on a scrappy that would be done if I hadn't taken a creative detour. That should get me through to next Christmas.

Littledreamdevil

I don't have a bucket list like some of the lady's here. I think I would call mine a skill list. I sew on a vintage Kenmore 15813540 8 stitch sewing machine. I want to get better a free motion quilting. I want to learn to cut blocks with rulers better (so every roll matches up). I made 5 baby quilts this year that I did some applique work on. I liked doing applique and quilts turned out really good.I made four king size quilts. Those King size quilts were a pain to machine sew but turned out looking good. I made 3 queen size quilts. On one of the queen size quilt, I seen some of my blocks needed to match up a little better. I finish all the quilts I start. But like I said, I want to work on improving my sewing skills.