But first, my plans last week:
- Make five sets of dragon wings
- Make a Union Jack quilted trivet for my mother-in-law
And yes, I know it's a bit wonky. It's too close to Christmas to be a perfectionist about it. And she's supposed to cover up the wonkiness with a casserole, so all is well!
- Finish Sophia bag for my niece
- Finish Sophia bag for my daughter
- Finish Glamping Weekender for my sis-in-law
So, genius friends, how to I fix this?
I think I need a break from Amy Butler.
And now, for this week, besides the awesome family time!
- On the 26th, I need to press and prep at least 10 quilts and their backs (London Trips, PKM Pinwheels, PKM Scrappy Trips, Cowgirl SW Taffy, Posy Kiss Me, Lucy's Triangles, Flirt Briar Rose, Glamping Small Hexies, Delft Blue Dutch Pinwheels, and Citrus Starbursts)
- On the 27th, I get my Christmas present
- On the 28th, I get to enjoy more of my Christmas present
- Ditto for the 29th, and the 30th
I'm really hoping I CAN do more. Wouldn't that be awesome!
Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteTen quilts? You going for a record? ;) Awesome present!
ReplyDeleteHave fun using the Gammil! That's a genius gift.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of your trouble with the bag. Maybe handcrank the machine??? I do not know anything about this problem, as I have not made any bags with interfacing yet.
ReplyDeleteI wish you lots of fun playing with your Christmas gifts!
Happy holidays!
Esther
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Love your Christmas present! time on a long arm with child care. Best of luck. Have a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! That sounds like the best Christmas present. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a fabulous time with your Christmas present. My mom has a long arm she would love for me to figure out how to use (then teach her), but child care is a real issue. It is easier for me to quilt at home with my DSM at this point.
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