Is it bad?
#42
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I don't think you are bad, in fact I've been doing the same thing, looking forward to the projects I can start/finish after the holidays; plus hoping I finish the quilt for our DGD in time for Christmas. Wish me luck.
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I used up a lot of my Christmas fabric this year just sewing strips together and making place mats. So, I am really looking forward to the day AFTER Christmas fabric sales to replenish what I used this year... I already have several cute table runner patterns picked out for NEXT Christmas.... ho ho ho
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I always totally finish one quilt before starting another. While I am finishing up a quilt I start planning the next one.
I have given all my family, some friends and some I don't even know as many quilts as I want to. I am just storing these until I find someone that needs a quilt.
I have no projects for Christmas. I will get most Grandkids Gift cards and will buy 6 month old Great Grandson a stuffed animal. Grandkids range from 26 to 11.
I have given all my family, some friends and some I don't even know as many quilts as I want to. I am just storing these until I find someone that needs a quilt.
I have no projects for Christmas. I will get most Grandkids Gift cards and will buy 6 month old Great Grandson a stuffed animal. Grandkids range from 26 to 11.
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I have six top of the list must make quilts for the first half of next year!! And of course a ton of small stuff to fill in every minute around them!
A Garden Quilt (below), KaBloom (below), a foal, a cat, an eagle (or two), and a gathering of wild animals. There it is in print now to execute!!
A Garden Quilt (below), KaBloom (below), a foal, a cat, an eagle (or two), and a gathering of wild animals. There it is in print now to execute!!
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#47
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I am the same way! I just can't have more then one thing going at a time! But u better believe I am thinking about a bunch if projects I want to do!!
I always totally finish one quilt before starting another. While I am finishing up a quilt I start planning the next one.
I have given all my family, some friends and some I don't even know as many quilts as I want to. I am just storing these until I find someone that needs a quilt.
I have no projects for Christmas. I will get most Grandkids Gift cards and will buy 6 month old Great Grandson a stuffed animal. Grandkids range from 26 to 11.
I have given all my family, some friends and some I don't even know as many quilts as I want to. I am just storing these until I find someone that needs a quilt.
I have no projects for Christmas. I will get most Grandkids Gift cards and will buy 6 month old Great Grandson a stuffed animal. Grandkids range from 26 to 11.
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No, it isn't bad. Even though I have 3 quilts in progress right now, I am looking forward to my first Dear Jane class that begins the first Saturday in Jan. I am really excited to finally get going on this. Can't wait!
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That's a great idea! I have 'many' projects to do that are found in various bags and places in my quilt room. Labeling them in shoe boxes (or something standard-sized in one place) would be a reality check not to buy more fabric till I finish these projects! New Year's resolution????
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