I have. Made several Christmas Bow Tuck Totes and several table runners, working on pillow cases for Christmas gifts, out of fav. colors or personalities to be used year round.
Sharon

I have to say that I always have the best intentions of getting my Christmas projects out of the way early..... but as it gets closer, I just adjust my list. She doesn't need a quilt this year. He is just let the dog sleep on it. You get the point.

I did a few projects in May from the On the Run book using Christmas fabrics.
http://www.ankastreasures.com/item_301/On-The-Run.htm
So, I am further ahead

Are you talking about this year's or last year's. giggle Yes, I have quilt tops ready to finish.

Just finished a small quit today, started last year but it is done, will post pics later :thumbup: :thumbup: here is the one just finished today

I thought maybe I was the only one. Glad to hear I am not alone. I make most of my Christmas gifts so I am working on them all year. Makes Christmas last all year

A table runner for my neighbor is next on my list. The list. You know, the one that changes daily...

Have three table runners sewn and I'm working on hand quilting them for 2 daughters and 2 daughters-in-law. Have made quite a few sets of those coasters for our church bazaar and they sold very well.

I started thinking about it - LOL! does that count?

Did a major shopping at Marshall's Dry Goods a couple of months ago and bought theme fabric for pillow cases for most of our family members. I've sewn about 5 of them so far. Lots of "fishy" ones for the fishermen in the family and everything from horses to robots for the younger set. Also made a "cocktail" one for a girlfriend. It's fun to match the fabric to the person's job/interests!

Sue

I love to start Christmas early. That I can give what I want and aford to do it. I'm on a limited income. And the family loves what I make. Make almost all my Christmas every year. I give it a lot of thought and try to reflect they personaly or give them something they want. I have my list all done and half of the presents.