- Make a lit of all your UFOs at the beginning of the year and finish at least half.
- Complete all projects started in 2018
I have two rules/exceptions that I set for myself:
- I always have a few hand sewing projects started for when I travel or can't use my machine. The purpose of those is to have them to work on, so I don't worry about finishing them on a timeline. Once the handwork is completed, they go on the list to be completed.
- Anything started in December 2019 doesn't count against the "must finish in 2019" rule. This is because due to my work schedule, I have significant time off in December.
PhD 2019
*Bookshelf quilt
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1
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*I Spy for our bed
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2
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*Snowmen
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3
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*Doggone Cute
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4
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*Magical Forest
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5
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*Lion Pillow
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6
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*Giraffe Pillow
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7
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*Laura’s quilt
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8
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*Dandelion Embroidery
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9
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*Food themed picnic blanket
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10
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Dad’s tea cozy
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11
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Fall fat quarter quilt
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12
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Horse fat quarter quilt
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13
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Disney Princesses
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14
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Giselle & Mario’s baby quilt
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15
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Fish pillow for Samantha
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16
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Devin’s baby quilt
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17
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Extra for Miren
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18
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Hidden Stars/Sherry’s QAL
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19
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Penguins (Stash Bee)
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20
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Sail boats (Bee Inspired Charity Quilt)
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21
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Elizabeth
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22
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Postage Plus
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23
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Smitten Kitten (Rainbow Scrap Challenge)
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24
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Blue Forest Animals
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25
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* Denotes on list in 2018
I'm hoping I can do as well in 2019 as I did in 2018!
That's quite a list! Are all those in progress or are some just 'want to make'? I need to do a baby quilt this year for a boy due in May. The only other thing on my list is to finish a mystery design.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the list for the year but I have complete faith you will have it whittled down in no time. I'll be sewing along working on my PhD too. We can cheer each other on :)
ReplyDeleteI really need to make a list of "To Do's". After moving most of my sewing stuff upstairs to my sewing loft I realized just how much stuff has gone by the wayside. Some of it due to being stashed away while I worked on a project with a timeline. (Then promptly forgotten about!) Now I am in a position where I can set goals and lists and work away at them!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your PHD program this year. Fingers crossed this year is as good as last year was.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice list of projects. I've had a bookshelf and a postage stamp quilt on my list of quilts to make for a long time, but I haven't started either of those. I wish you the best with your goals.
ReplyDeleteYes....that is quite a list of fun projects. But you can do it!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your PHD. You can do it! I participated last year and it was a great way to finish a pile of problem projects.
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