Q3 Finish Along

Posted byCarol AndrewsPosted inFinished Projects, Life, What’s Going OnTags:, , , , ,

M goals for the third quarter were:

1. Do the Harlequin test pattern quilt top for the Quilt Pattern Magazine. Done

Harlequin Finished July 12, 2019

2. Do the Leftover pattern test for Canuck Quilter. This might also work for not 1, but 2 items of my UFO and Projects Half Done List! Done

Leftovers Runner and Placemats Finished July 29, 2019

3. Do the Wild Spin pattern test for The Quilt Pattern Magazine Done July 25,2019. Photo will be shared upon publication.

4. Finish any UFO off my UFO and Projects Half Done List.

5. Finish any second UFO off my UFO and Projects Half Done List.

6. Start knitting my slippers. On the needles Sept. 10,2019

7. Make my felted slippers.

8. Take care of any squirrels that get in my face this quarter!

Kaleidoscope Finished June 8,2019. Sweet Squirrel indeed!

The biggest squirrel was having surgery to repair severed and torn ligaments and clean up my rotator cuff on Sept.2,2019. Sewing was curtailed for a while. I have managed a bit of knitting and sewed some hst’s and 4 patches! Sling has to stay on 24/7 for 7 more weeks 🥴

Linking with Marci Girl Designs

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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.

4 thoughts on “Q3 Finish Along”

  1. Hi again! Oh gosh, the third quarter HAS come to an end hasn’t it?! Geez. I don’t think I did too well and I don’t have the excuse of surgery either. I think you did fabulous! It’s been a whole four weeks already for you. And you started knitting on the 10th after surgery on the 2nd! Kudos. ~smile~ Roseanne

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  2. Wow, hard to quilt after major surgery like that. Good luck with the recovery. I know it would be hard for me to be away from fabric fondling that long!

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    1. The surgeon and my physiotherapist were talking months! I was sewing 4 patches and knitting 10 days post surgery! There are just too many quilts to be made to just sit! Thank you for your comment. 🥴 Carol

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