Chookshed Stitchers Challenge.
I'm really not sure about this, I don't often do well at these kind of challenges but the organizers have made it appear easy and doable. So here goes, I'm jumping on to the bandwagon with my bundle of works.
1) The Scrub Stitchin' bag. It would be good to think I could complete it, but first I must start it!
2) Some EPP. I have one project on the go another all cut and basted ready to go and yet more more in the wings awaiting their turn.... More about that when it happens.
Achieved! I completed this top.
Then went on to make a new start.
And that was February.
3) Quilt Morning Moon Fairies.
4) Quilt a scrappy quilt.
I have a few to choose from. LOL
I quilted two.
This was March.
5) Cut fabric for a new start.
Windswept, my autumnal coloured version of this beauty might make some progress this year.
January.
Done, all fabrics are cut, sorted and nestled back in the project box, awaiting the day when I decide to make a start.
6) Continue to cut for windswept or start sewing.
Yep, two goes at this one.
Obviously months 5 and 6 are interchangeable.
7) Work on my latest scrapper.
That is currently a floral hit n miss.
I'll show and tell when I get a little more done. So far I have a few fabric scraps cut but really not much.
Updated to say that Floral Hit and Miss was completed in March as a part of #4, quilt a scrapper.
I think my Debbie Mumm fabrics may just move in to this slot, though I also have a crumb quilt top in progress.
8) Stitch a Christmas Ornament, or three!
January. Two done.
February, One done.
March, two done.
9) Stitch a Christmas Ornament or two.
For ore information about the challenge you can visit Deanna at her blog here.
All of this should be going on alongside my usual sewing, some of it is my usual sewing, but that's fine.
Edited to add.....
I also have a wedding dress to make, so some of these goals may get pushed aside in favour of that.
Good luck to everyone who is planning to join in.
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