This documents a few finishes and the list of UFOs I plan to work on this next quarter. Since I've only finished two of the 8 UFOs I listed in the goals for last quarter, none of the projects on the current UFO list is new.
On to the finishes....
I bought the fabric for this purse about a year ago. I fell in love with the fabric and bought it with a purse in mind. I had a pattern in mind, but it all came together when I found some leather at another sale. The pattern is the Renegade Bag from Sew Sweetness. It's a bit larger than bags I usually carry, but since I also make that little clutch earlier this year, I think this will work out for times I want a larger bag.
And I finally finished this pair of socks that I started in January. I just became disinterested in the pattern and yarn and procrastinated working on them. They turned out lovely, though.
This is the UFO list for spring 2020:
1. Ladies of the Sea
She is in the hoop. I've completed the outline quilting on 14 of the 16 blocks. I'm still contemplating how the background will be quilted, but I'm a long way from having to make that decision. This will not be completed this quarter, it's still on the list so I will make progress.
2. Scrapitude Take 2
My plan was to baste this large top at a quilting retreat that was scheduled for March. However, the retreat was cancelled due to isolation orders because of COVID-19. This quilt is large enough that it does not fit on my kitchen floor. DH suggested the deck. On a pleasant Saturday afternoon, I swept off the deck and got this pin basted. I am currently machine quilting it and expect this will be my next completion.
3. Bright Baby Revisited
Again, still on the list.
4. Handy Dandy Scrappy
The next top to be basted and quilted. I do not, however, have batting for this. Depending on the timing, I may have to take advantage of the curb-side pick up of a local quilt shop that is struggling to remain open.
5. Maxine
Still here, too.
6. Blue Floral
I've been thinking about what I want to do to finish this piece. I'm contemplating what kind of blocks I want to make for the border. I just saw some log cabin blocks placed to make a wave or swag pattern. That has potential.