Here’s a run-down on how I did with my sewing list this summer. I meant to get this together about a month ago. Here we are already in October, and I’m putting together a fall/winter list in my head. Maybe I’ll share it with you soon.
~quilts for my nieces – one purple and one pink – the quilts not my nieces ☺
~a package of homemade gifts for my sister’s family in Wyoming – so, so happy with these gifts – a magnetic tile for my brother-in-law, a bag for my sister, an ipod case for my oldest nephew, a prayer journal for my oldest niece, a “5 stones” game for another niece, a messenger bag for my middle nephew and clothes for her doll for the youngest niece in that family.
~finish the quilt I have started for my oldest son – I didn’t get it finished, but I did get all three layers basted together and started the quilting. I love hand quilting so I’m enjoying this process.
~start a quilt for my second son – didn’t get this done
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| the cute recipient |
~a StoryBook for my brother-in-law who is graduating from the Army Reserves – The pictures are all formatted I just have to do the journaling and then order it.
~boxers for my two little boys
















Good job(s)!
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Thanks, Mom.
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I got tired just reading about all that work! great job. I wish I had somewhere I could leave my machine set up. Then I know I’d sew more. It’s just such a hassle to get it out, set it up, then put it away after every use. 😦
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Well, Joy, I didn’t do all that work at once. 🙂 It was spread over about ten weeks. I can’t leave my sewing machine out. I just keep all my supplies in a cupboard in the kitchen so they’re together and close. It is a hassle, but the reward of finishing projects makes up for it. 🙂 I would LOVE to have a dedicated sewing room.
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I love Ethan’s face for his picture 🙂 I’m glad I’m not the only one who didn’t get their “Mother/Father’s Day” gifts made :)I don’t write a list of sewing jobs but I do put the idea down on paper for each fabric I have and pin it to the fabric. That helps. As you know I’m addicted to sewing so I’m always having something on the go! 🙂
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You just love Ethan. 🙂 I like the idea of pinning ideas to the fabric. I’ve thought about doing that too. We share this addiction. 🙂
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