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July 2025 Goals
Yes, my goals are very lofty again this month. I am trying to catch up on my BOMs that I got behind when my sewing machine was at the spa for 3 weeks in May. Also I got COVID again a couple of weeks ago. But I have a three-day weekend this weekend 🙂 Also, hopefully if I publish this list, maybe I will hold myself a little more accountable. I do need to start quilting some of my tops. Maybe I will add one to the list a little later this month – maybe a Halloween quilt so that there can be a new one hanging this year. Related…
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June 2025 Goals Completed
So I got several things completed this month – just not my whole list. Here is what I got completed. Related Images:
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Lemons
This cute little runner came from a pattern and kit from the Ginger Quilter Box. This was my first time being successful with curved piecing. What you may not be able to see, the background fabric has little lemons. Related Images:
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Rose in Bloom – Month 4
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Posey Pops
This quilt is coming along nicely. Lots of half-square triangles though. 340 of them!! But they are all done and trimmed so now all I have to do is put 19 blocks together. You can see that my desk is a mess in the background – I haven’t cleaned it up in a while and things just keep getting piled up on there. I have a small area cleared out for cutting and that is about it… lol – the typical life of a quilter – too much stuff, not enough space! Related Images:
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Rose in Bloom – Month 4
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Fleur-de-lis Flourish
This quilt was one of my first appliqued quilts. I still really do not like applique (machine or hand), but the way my friend Jo-Anne taught me, makes it a little bearable by hand. The applique pattern is from Sue Garmen. The fabric is a line from French General – French General Favorites. It has small Fleur-de-lis all throughout the fabric – I felt it was perfect for the quilt. Being in Hawaii influenced my quilting style, as did being around my quilt bee group, the Sassy S&B (stitch and bitch) Quilters. I probably would have never tried this quilt without the support of those ladies, especially Jo-Anne – thank…
