Although I had an ambitious plan for my quilting this year, 2020 was such a disaster for me creatively I'm surprised I got anything done. So I'm just going to look back on what I was able to do and not worry about it.
Things started out okay with Theo's quilt.
I got started on my silk crazy quilt project, which ended up crashing and burning like the Hindenburg. Still, I got two blocks completed before the world went to hell. What follows from here will be slightly out of order, month-wise, and doesn't include everything I did, but I'm too tired this morning to really care.
This table runner turned out so well even my guy noticed it.
I was proud of myself for fixing this ugly tote.
Oliver's first birthday quilt turned out okay.
I did a lot of small art pieces like this one for my journals.
Mom's birthday quilt also turned out okay.
Making the sparkly fox tote was probably the most fun I had all year, quilting-wise.
I stopped sewing and quilting back in October for a couple of reasons: to do NaNoWriMo, and to let Kat use my sewing room for her painting. I haven't sewn a stitch since mid-November when I got my mojo back and the tsunami of writing started; I haven't wanted to. Right now all I want to do is write through the holidays and then see how I feel in January.
That's it for quilting during this dumpster fire of a year.
1 comment:
You're being way too hard on yourself! My quilt is lovely and hanging in my dining room. All of your other quilts are just as nice so give yourself a break and just enjoy what you did get done. Because it's a lot more than what I managed.
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