My goal is always to use 200 net yards of fabric, which means I can buy, but I need to make sure I use more than I buy.
I need to use 14 yards before the end of the year to get to that goal.
I don't think it is going to happen, but who knows.
If I'd get this binding done on a test quilt, I'd be closer. LOL
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2017 |
|
-217.13 |
-244.21 |
-191.04 |
2018 |
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-304.06 |
-226.98 |
-150.34 |
2019 |
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-405.82 |
-263.40 |
-194.42 |
2020 |
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-223.05 |
-294.07 |
-199.88 |
2021 |
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-190.86 |
-211.61 |
-136.33 |
I am hoping 2022 is a better year all around.
My word is going to be PEACE, or it could be PIECE.
I want a peaceful household where I can piece to my heart's content, including finishing.
Quilting Gail has a spreadsheet to track what you are working on during the year.
Her challenge was to complete all new starts.
I did well until September.
Then, my completions went off a cliff.
Even with that, my summary is good.
Summary:
41 UFOs completed
23 new starts
3 not done
All three are test quilts
64 quilt-related items in 2021
That is probably how many I start each year because of the testing I do for others.
It's a good way
to do new things, and it is fun.
What am I going to do in
2022?
1.
Work on UFOs
2.
Work with my scrap bins
3.
Make some String
Blocks/Quilts
4.
Remain conscious of the
new starts
1 comment:
Oh Mel, I do pray that you get the peaceful time to piece to your heart's content. You are doing a great job and staying focused.
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