Well, it's getting to be that time of the year. Making Christmas gifts are winding down and the resolutions rear it's ugly head.
I've spent the last 2 years making Memorial quilts for others and am working on the last one now. Soon, I'll get back to my own work. And with this bitter winter settling in I should have plenty of time.
These are some of my "in progress" (not "unfinished") work. I'm always working on several projects simultaneously (because you can get a lot done @ 15 minutes a day!).
Each box contains fabric, patterns, my special design notes, special tools and/or copied instructions for special techniques. Each are setup where I can pick any box, any time and work a little more on the project.
I'm thrilled with the progress of my Texas log cabin. That's my I-have-15-minutes-and-need-some-mindless-chain-piecing project. As I work on other projects, I cut any leftover fabric into 1.25" strips. Then, when I have time, I sew them into 12" log cabins. I just checked - I have 20 completed blocks. Just 4 more to go to complete my center.
Happy stitching!
Love your box system to keep things going. I might have to try that, since I usually just stack things up on the table. Your way might suit me better, and get more done. Thanks for posting about it.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful! I buy them at JoAnn's when they are 40% off. The lids have an indent so they stack nicely. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteOh, and these are the scrap booking ones - no dividers.
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