So Many Fun Things to Share

I’m sure you all know Kim Lapacek from Persimmon Dreams.

She has a Mystery QAL which started with a fabric pull on the 22nd. The first couple of clues are already out but we can catch up, right 😉

Then on January 2nd Project Quilting Season 13 begins.

This is the info from Kim’s site:

“Season 13 of Project QUILTING starts in just two Sunday’s – January 2nd at Noon, Wisconsin (aka Central) time. It’s bound to be another amazing season after last years record breaking season of 1,249 quilts made throughout the six, single week challenges.”

If that’s not enough fun a great group of designers and quilters are once again doing the Stay at Home Round Robin, hosted by Quilting Gail. I had so much fun quilting along last year.

On Boxing Day another Mystery QAL is starting, hosted by Quilting Gail. It’s sure to be a lot of fun!

If you want a great way to keep on track to get your UFO’s organized and finished up, you should consider joining in on Gail’s PHD in 2022.

“Here’s what you have to do:

• Select 12 UFOs (or more) that you want to finish in 2022
• Join, with the linky party and tell us about your UFOs
• Grab a tally sheet (or make your own) to keep track of your UFOs
• Plan to FINISH every single quilty project that you start in 2022. And keep track of them. This keeps your UFO list from increasing!
• You have until January 15, 2022 to officially join in!”

Gail also has the best tally sheet available for download. Just click on the logo to be taken to her site.

Have you got scraps and need to use them up? Joy from The Joyful Quilter is once again hosting her Table Scrap Challenge. The challenge for January is up on the site now.

Another fun BOW starts Boxing Day. Jessica Dayon has some great ideas to share for settings up on the blog already.

In all of these fun projects can you find something to jump in on? I have some ideas and have been playing with fabrics to see what will play together.

I’m happy you stopped by to read my post today. Hope you find something that inspires you to fondle fabric. ⛄️ Carol