2019 Planning List – 12 or More Things To Do or Learn

Posted byCarol AndrewsPosted inFabric, Family, Life, Projects, QuiltingTags:, , ,


My list for 2019 includes 12 or more things I haven’t yet done but want to so here goes;

  1. Make some project pouches to keep myself organized. 1 Bag for handsewing and 4 pouches done!

2.  Start hand pieced Kaleidoscope Quilt. Pattern is done; cutting templates and fabric next.

3.  Replicate a sweet antique quilt that a friend found in Value Village.

4.  Do the Good Fortune Mystery Quilt  Along with Bonnie Hunter. Just need to sandwich and bind now.

5.  Teach myself to knit socks 2 at a time, tie up for thegrands and great grands.

6.  Make a new quilt for Charlotte with blues.

7.  Make. Ruby her first big girl quilt with orange.

8.  Learn to make felted slippers.

9.  Make tee shirt quilt for Shawn

10.  Make tee shirt quilt for Bob.

11.  Make an organizer bag to carry my supplies for classes. Done!

12. Knit a sweater for myself but learn how to add pockets to the pattern.

So that is my list of new things to make or learn once theNew Year begins!

Linking up with Judy!

12 Things in 2019

 

Linking up with  Quilting JetGirl 2019 Planning Party  https://quiltingjetgirl.com/2018/12/15/2019planningparty/

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Published by Carol Andrews

I have been fondling fabric and creating things with fabric and fiber for as long as I can remember. My children had homemade clothes, blankets, canning and quilts most of their lives. Now I create goodies to share! Hope you enjoy viewing them as much as I enjoy making them! When I am not creating with fiber or fabric I keep busy with Dear Heart, kids, grandkids, great grandkids.

11 thoughts on “2019 Planning List – 12 or More Things To Do or Learn”

  4. One of these days I want to learn to knit. I can do the basics, but there are so many great patterns that I want to do. Good luck with your goals.

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    1. Just pick up some needles and wool and do it one step at a time! That’s what I did. I do look up things I don’t know how to do on YouTube and just last week learned Continental Knitting. It’s mush quicker than what my grandma showed me 50 years ago!

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