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Saturday, December 28, 2024

Maybe Not the Best but some Favorites!

 


Being away from home for the holidays has been so relaxing and fun. A downside of course is that I haven’t been finishing any projects! So, encouraged by Little Penguins post, I decided to at least try to put together a year of finishing. 

Early in the year I participated in Project Quilting season 15. I intend to participate again this year My first completion of the year!


Part of the new year of sewing includes the Stay At Home Round Robin. A quilt along hosted by Gail at Quilting Gail !

This was not a favorite finish, but it was a finish 





Then there was a QOV presentation to my only living uncle, a Korean War veteran. He’s 92! The pattern is Long May She Wave by Alycia at Alycia Quilts.


A UFO being turned into a shower curtain!


And last but not least a quilt made for my youngest nephew, to celebrate defending his thesis.The two littles are his sons and I erased their faces. 


 I think I should probably keep better track of my finishes in 2025. I spend a lot of time scrolling through all my photos to find my favorites. Thanks for indulging me in this review. 

I’ll link up with Cheryl and friends from Meadow Mist Designs


Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy and Hopeful!




5 comments:

  1. I love the QOV and the UFO shower curtain. Very creative.

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  2. It's great to see your pretty projects Judy! I especially love your shower curtain and of course - Rudy! :D

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  3. I love seeing all your favorite projects, Judy! I still think that shower curtain is a fabulous way to use a quilt top. A beautiful QOV, too - so glad you were able to give it to your uncle. So happy for you and Mr. Busy that you've been having a good time on your trip, too!

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  4. Lots of fabulous projects for 2024. I agree with Diann, the shower curtain is so pretty and clever. Have a great day, Judy.

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  5. I love how you worked your SAHRR23 and the fact that you turned one of your UFOs into a shower curtain. Great work, Judy!

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