So, my plan for January is to get a few things accomplished that have been sitting for a couple of months in my sewing room. I'm headed to Bonnie's cabin at Buck Mtn later this month and am hoping to get a lot of sewing done while there. I'm already thinking ahead as to the projects I'll send before I get there.
Now that the holidays are over it's nice to have something to look forward to during the short wintery days of January and February.
PS- JODYBIRD, you left a comment on my Christmas miracle story but you are a "no-reply commentor" so I have no way of contacting you. Please email me.
Love to you all! Have a fantastic weekend.
Beautiful parade of quilts! Thanks for sharing!
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Lucky you get to go to Quiltvilla! Jealous here in cold Washington State. I made more small quilt this year too, thanks to a couple QAL's.
ReplyDeleteYou accomplished a lot this past year. I don't remember the tree quilts. I like the flag on the log cabin. Your biggest finishes are the Sally Post and the Linda Brannock flower quilt (which I have the patterns and have not done one thing towards starting).
ReplyDelete16 quilts !!! Wow...bravo Lori, they are all amazing !
ReplyDeleteAnd the 10th is on my "to do list" ! ( from the book "the blue and the gray" isnt'it ?)
Congrats ! ;)
Lori,
ReplyDeleteso many beautiful quilts, great quilting year in 2014.
Greetings,
Sylvia
I thoroughly enjoyed the quilt show. You have more big finishes than I do, by far. Everything looks so good, I wish I could copy them all! (That will never happen!)
ReplyDeleteHow fun to escape to Buck Mountain.
Some gorgeous quilts. You had a great year.
ReplyDelete2014 was a great year for you! Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of quilts! You got so much done. What is the quilt w Geese sashing. Number 10 ? I don't remember you telling us about it
ReplyDeleteI like every single one of your finishes. I'm looking forward to what you make in 2015!
ReplyDeleteYou have made a lot of beautiful quilts this year and you reminded me that I have some log blocks that someone gave me, maybe a runner or maybe single ones with an appliqué, like that idea too.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
A wide variety of fun quilts. Have a good time at Bonnie's sew, sew, sewing.
ReplyDeleteMany beautiful quilts! Love seeing the big ones and the minis! Have fun with Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteBig and small I love them all. What a great group of finished quilts. Happy 2015. Can't wait to see what you are going to work on next.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic recap. It's amazing what one person can accomplish in a year. Small quilts do not always reflect the amount of work that's involved. Sounds like 2015 is off to a fun start!
ReplyDeleteFun to see all the quilts you made. Love the Sally Post one. The colors really pop. Have a great 2015!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts! I am working on that same quilt from the Blue and the Gray called Civil Unrest, just started in December. The nine patches came together quickly, and now I have the flying geese and cornerstones remaining. I can't wait, yours turned out so gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an ispiration! What a beautiful collection of quilts you have made this year. Once again, Thank you for all y our inpiration.
ReplyDeleteOh what a lovely collection of 'done' projects! You have had a very productive 2014!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great parade of finishes!
ReplyDeleteI love you quilts. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful quilts! Love how scrappy most are and even the ones that aren't.:) You are always an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteA great year of quilts!
ReplyDeleteYou had a very productive year! I especially like your Sally Post quilt!
ReplyDeletegreat quilts! Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes! I was trying to pick a favorite, but I can't do it - I like them all!
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but that Sally Post is just gorgeous. Happy New Year with lots of quilting to you!
ReplyDeleteWow, Lori, they are all beautiful! Sally Post is stunning. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteSuper productive 2014! Love seeing all of them together. Looking forward to seeing your 2015 finishes!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year. I'm tired from looking at all of your finishes. Fantastic. I just love your wool flower quilt. It is so Happy. Can't wait to see what you have going for the new year.
ReplyDeleteSEW FINISH IT was my phrase last year Lori, but I think it should have brrn yours. What a lovely display of finished word congratulations!
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing how you do this year. Enjoy your retreat.
So many pretty projects here, as well as the basket qullt top in the other post :)
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of how many lovely quilts you completed this year! I always plan to finish one UFO a month in the new year and it lasts about 3 months....if I am good!
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