January was a productive month with several makes and finishes ...
I finished hand-quilting this quilt. This is the one that my sister and I each did. We had so much fun texting, sharing, laughing, talking, videoing and working on our respective quilts together even though we live 12 hours apart. I used scraps I had on hand for this project. The only thing I had to purchase was the stars on top of the trees. This is a free pattern, but I can't find where I got it online!
When I saw this video on making small draw string bags, I knew I wanted to make some; I stitched up several for use next Christmas. These are also made from scraps.
I printed off these hymnal bookmarks and laminated them. I'm using them as gifts and for encouragement in cards that I send when appropriate. These are a freebie too and can be found HERE.
I completed this quilt top ... yes, my sister did this one also!
It's a free pattern that can be found HERE
I started stitching up this blanket using yarn scraps. Who knows how long it will take me to finish this up!!!
I don't have room for a regular size design wall, so I made this one to fit the side of a filing cabinet. It won't hold a whole quilt, but it works fine for blocks and smaller projects. I used this video as my guide.
I have a fondness for red ticking and when I saw a stocking that a friend had done, I knew I wanted to do something similar. I'm not finished with this one yet, but I'm well on my way. I hope to finish it in February. I used this video as my guide.
I completed this 'love you' cross-stitch pattern and turned it into a mini pillow. It is now stuffed and on display with my other valentine decor. This is another free pattern found HERE.
I completed this small cross-stitch project and turned it into a mini pillowcase. I still have to make the pillow form that goes inside before packing it away for next Christmas.
Whew! That was a lot ... I don't think I realized how much I accomplished in January until I started compiling this post. (Not all months will be this productive!)
Also started, but not shown, is ...
a pair of pants for me
another cross-stitch mini pillowcase
3 pillowcases for Ryan's Cases for Smiles
a 24" Christmas throw pillowcase
I hope you've enjoyed seeing my makes and finishes for January!
patsi
She looketh well to the ways of her household … Proverbs 31:27
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I love those quilts!
ReplyDeleteLana, thank you!
DeleteEverything is just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteCookie, thank you!
DeleteOh my goodness, the quilts are stunning. I am so impressed. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMamaHen, thank you!
DeleteWow! You've been busy. They all look great & how fun that you were able to quilt with you sis so far away :-)
ReplyDeleteLady Locust, thank you! My sister and I really enjoyed doing these quilts together.
DeleteMy goodness gracious girlfriend your fingers have been very nimble. Everything is beautiful 🤩
ReplyDeleteNana, thank you, January was a good month for sewing/making projects!
DeleteBeautiful work! I have a scrap crochet throw I completed this past summer, and it's now one of my favorite blankets. All the bright colors are so cheerful. :)
ReplyDeleteStephanie, it's such a good use of yarn scraps, isn't it!
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