Overall I think 2022 was a good year! I mean, the price of goods stink, but most of us have a stash so we don't have to pay top dollar for fabric- and that is a bonus! Think of your stash as your quilt shop!! Shop there first.
Well, this year saw me doing A LOT of little quilts! Some of these were partially done and I completed them.
In no particular order:
May Day baskets based on my Blue Baskets published in APQ in 2022
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Antique block challenge
Antique block challenge
Wool applique.
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My Mill Girls challenge quilt.
Humble Quilts panel challenge
Not super productive, but fun.
I started "Humble Quilts" officially as a business.
I had my first in person guild trunk show and class post covid.
I made a trip to Maine to Cyndi's Quilt shop and the New England Quilt Museum.
I had my Blue Baskets in American Patchwork and Quilting magazine
My Buhl Bushong quilt was accepted at the VA Quilt museum for a special exhibit and I was able to see it in person.
Went back to the quilt show in Houston.
Yea, I'm counting my blessings! It was a good year.
And you were able to go on your mission trip! What a good year!
ReplyDeleteI think you had a great year and I love ALL your little quilts. The Cody panel is a favorite!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a year of sharing : )
ReplyDeleteYou have had quite a year, Lori. I thoroughly enjoyed the Zoom class I took from you on your basket pattern. I still haven't quilted it, but I want to include some hand quilting on it, and I am trying to gather my courage. LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you for the show of your quilting finishes, and a recap of your quilty experiences.
I wish you a very happy new year. May 2023 bring you much happiness. Your blog is a source of peace.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is your Mill Girls! I think seeing the factory makes it very special. Best of Luck with the business endeavor. I know you will knock it out of the park!!
ReplyDeleteYour style shines through each and every quilt.
ReplyDeleteYou've had a wonderful 'QUILTY' year. I love your hourglass panel quilt. I look forward to your next SAL. Even when I don't sew, I still like to follow along.
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