New Year's Resolutions for 2010
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[quote=Tiffany]
It sounds like you just made a resolution. :lol: Actually, I view resolutions to be the same as a goal. And I read once where if a person writes down their goals they are 70% more likely to achieve them, so I try to write mine down. It helps because midway through the year I can reread it and remind myself of what I had planned.
Yikes, you're right. And I put it in writing so maybe it'll happen.
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Originally Posted by littlehud
I don't do resolutions. I'll just keep trying to use up some of my stash.
Yikes, you're right. And I put it in writing so maybe it'll happen.
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Well, this year I set a goal to make one quilt a month---and I did great for 2 months!
So, for 2010, I am going to TRY to finish up a few UFOs, use up some of my mountain of fabric and make several quilts for family members. But, I am not going to make a list of specifics, because that just causes me more stress!
So, for 2010, I am going to TRY to finish up a few UFOs, use up some of my mountain of fabric and make several quilts for family members. But, I am not going to make a list of specifics, because that just causes me more stress!
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I've never made quilting goals, so I had to think about this. Here it goes:
1. Finish the Triple Irish Chain
2. Make oodles of smaller pieces--crib quilt size at the most--in order to quilt them myself.
3. Buy as little fabric as possible so I can investigate what's on the shelves.
4. Make at least 5 items to donate. I'm thinking Linus Project.
1. Finish the Triple Irish Chain
2. Make oodles of smaller pieces--crib quilt size at the most--in order to quilt them myself.
3. Buy as little fabric as possible so I can investigate what's on the shelves.
4. Make at least 5 items to donate. I'm thinking Linus Project.
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Originally Posted by Loretta
Hmmmmmmm...I could have sworn I responded to this post earlier and it seems to be gone. Hmmmm. My resolution is to learn how to paper piece, applique and try again for a quilt per month. (I did that last year and got 11 done) Now I wonder where that post went??? LOL!
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Well last year I made a list of quilts I wanted to make and guess what, I made quilts this year but not 1 of them!! Oh well at least I made some.
So I'm going to start off with pretty much the same list. I would like to do either a URR (Underground Railroad) or the Pioneer BOM. I want to piece and quilt it by hand.
I want to make a Red/White/Black Hunter Star
at least 5 or6 Baby quilts to donate
and I was going to say learn at least one new quilting skill or technique but if I make the URR or Pioneer BOM that will cover that as I don't yet hand piece. I've collected a huge assortment of Kansas City Trouble by Moda and other CW repos especially for this project.
My other goal is to use as much fabric from my already overwhelming stash as possible without buying more unless its something I really need for a project. Also finish at least my 2 most recent tops. One only needs binding and a label the other still needs backing fabric (which I DONT have in my stash) and be sandwiched and delivered to the quilter.
I think if I get this done it will be a pretty busy year.
Muriel
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So I'm going to start off with pretty much the same list. I would like to do either a URR (Underground Railroad) or the Pioneer BOM. I want to piece and quilt it by hand.
I want to make a Red/White/Black Hunter Star
at least 5 or6 Baby quilts to donate
and I was going to say learn at least one new quilting skill or technique but if I make the URR or Pioneer BOM that will cover that as I don't yet hand piece. I've collected a huge assortment of Kansas City Trouble by Moda and other CW repos especially for this project.
My other goal is to use as much fabric from my already overwhelming stash as possible without buying more unless its something I really need for a project. Also finish at least my 2 most recent tops. One only needs binding and a label the other still needs backing fabric (which I DONT have in my stash) and be sandwiched and delivered to the quilter.
I think if I get this done it will be a pretty busy year.
Muriel
Ak. Angel
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I guess my resolution or (goal) is to get my ufo's done. I am always starting stuff for me then put it aside to make something for someone else. I put a BQ quilt away to make my mom a quilt 2 years ago. Its still staring at me in the same tote I put it in and it hasn't moved. I better dust it off. I have several of those actually. So I guess my goal is to get back on the for me stuff.
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Originally Posted by dglvr
I guess my resolution or (goal) is to get my ufo's done. I am always starting stuff for me then put it aside to make something for someone else. I put a BQ quilt away to make my mom a quilt 2 years ago. Its still staring at me in the same tote I put it in and it hasn't moved. I better dust it off. I have several of those actually. So I guess my goal is to get back on the for me stuff.
Current project is a very large quilt for my step-son and his new wife. It is sandwiched and ready to go. The plan is SID around the large blocks, then DH and I will hand quilt hearts in the centre of each block. My goal on this one is to have it finished by their first anniversary in May.
Smaller projects planned...I have LOTS of 5" squares from swaps here, as well as some I have picked up from Missouri "deal of the day". Lots of those will be made up into grandbaby quilts, and charity quilts.
OK...so much for not making any NY's resolutions!!! LOL
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