Quilting New Year's Resolutions for 2015???

[Beverly C.]

Annis, I would consider taking out 10, 13, and 16 and see how that flows. 6 and 15 look very similar on my screen, so leave in whichever one of those you love the most. I like the pattern on 15. Just a thought!

[Annis C.]

Thanks for your help. The red is actually pink with purple accents and the darks are not as dark as they appear in the photo. I think I will spread the background fabric out and separate the block fabrics on top of it to get a more accurate picture. My goal again this year is not to purchase any new fabric except for what I need to finish projects that are already started or in the plans to be started soon. That background fabric was an exception. I purchased an extra yard because cream batiks are hard to find. Robin, it sounds like you've added too many things to your plate since retiring. It's all a matter of priorities. What's hard is we want everything to be a priority. Happy New Year to all!

[Annis C.]

This isn't a new resolution, but the continuation of a plan in progress.
1. Finish edge to edge quilting of a Carol Doak quilt completed a year or so ago. It's about 1/3 done.



2. Finish quilting, free motion on domestic machine, a mystery quilt from a newsgroup. This quilting is also about 1/3 done.



3. Finish the Bonnie Hunter Grand Illusion mystery quilt which is now in progress.



4. Don't start any new projects until these are done!!!!

[Annis C.]

Beautiful work Carole!

[Annis C.]

Thanks, Ritzy. I wish they were FINISHED work, but at least I'm making a little progress!

[Pamela N.]

Beautiful quilts Carole.
Happy New Year to everyone at TQS
Best Wishes Pam in Scotland

[Pamela N.]

Of course, I have UFO's, and still working on them from last year. I'd like to try the BOM this year with TQS - all from my stash.

And that is another resolution, actually the most serious one - do not buy any more fabric unless all my UFO's are finished. Yikes! That's a tough one, but I am determined. I will buy new tools, rulers Olfa blades etc, but not fabric.

However, I will accept donations of fabric at any time. It's just I don't want to buy anymore. For now.

[Pamela N.]

Are you suggesting a stash relocation programme for this year for anyone that needs a particular fabric to finish ufo's but doesn't want to buy anything? :whistle:

[Pamela N.]

My quilting resolution for 2015 is to do some :whistle:

[Pamela N.]

Rosemary - that's a brilliant idea - SRP - Stash Relocation Programme!
Put my name on the top of the list!

BTW a few local gals got together and had a 'garage sale' of fabric and quilt related things. They succeeded in dwindling their stash - I guess so they could buy more, or just to be able to see the floors in their homes! It was very successful.

[Pamela N.]

Good for you, Clara. I'm behind you all the way! You could try writing too, as you're very good at expressing yourself, at least on here.

[Kathy H.]

I'm in charge of our guild's 2015 challenge/contest "UFOs to IFFIs" and I'm sure I have at least a dozen quilts ranging from unfinished small class projects to lap quilts and wall hangings that I can put on my list. This reminds me that I need to start gathering them all up for easy access and prioritizing. I will also try to finish this year's class projects as I go along. And I will reduce the number of workshops I sign up for. I wish for us all the gift of time to quilt! All the best to all of you.
Kath (hmm. I'll have to try to fix my profile picture too.)

[Kathy H.]

Thank you Terrie. Sometimes the tongue works well, other times it's broke. We had a good day today.

[Beverly C.]

Hi, Fabrikath! Welcome to TQS!

[Beverly C.]

I want to wish all my TQS Buddies a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Hubby and I are going to curl up on the couch and watch a movie alone. Munchkins are spending the night at a friends house. Bonus surprise. So, I'm outta here.

Here's to much talking and sharing about quilts in 2015.

WOO HOO!!!! :woohoo: