Ironing board cover - Done!
Winterkissin' - Not done. Although the top and back will be done by the end of this weekend, it's just too huge to quilt at home at 84" x 110", so I'm hoping I can finally go up to the long armers in Bridge Of Allan and learn a thing or two before applying it to this big boy
Indie Stars x 2 - I got one 100% completed, and the other is basted and ready to quilt. I'd hoped I'd get to quilt it last Sunday but life intervened, so maybe next week...
Messenger bag - Done!
I snuck a photo backdrop in too:
Plus there was the super sized Brit Bee block:
And the start of the Everything And The Kitchen Sink SAL:
As a bonus I also managed to pass on 3 more WIPs to other
Linking up to:
Looks like a pretty good month to me. Love the ironing board cover - (I hate ironing - last week 27,000 shirts A LIE - only 27 but still toooo many)- but would be bearable with a pretty cover. x
ReplyDeleteWell done, impressive month! Even more impressed with fobbing WIP's off on unsuspecting others to do them!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mix of projects, you have been busy! What underhand means did you employ to pass on your WIPs? Or are you unwilling to share in case you need to employ them again :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I'm resisting the big star because I'm going to make one - perhaps a Cameo one - but first I have to think of a solid. Lovely makes Katy :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely a thrilled volunteer rather than a victim!
ReplyDeleteYou had a very productive month!! Especially passing the WIPs!!
ReplyDeleteThat Indie Star is so gorgeous!!
that is indeed a huge quilt! Are you planning on doing the long arming yourself?
ReplyDeleteUsing Helen are we?
ReplyDeleteDid great though xxx
well done for a good month despite all the interruptions
ReplyDeleteDon't worry I'm never going to forget that you had 38 WIP's.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a fabulous start to the year though. I wish mine was as productive. Must make that paper pieced block.
Great month Katy - and same as Helen, totally happy to take your wip off your hands :o)
ReplyDeletegreat month of makes, have fun at the long armers.
ReplyDelete38 WIPs? You got it bad! hehe. I love your finishes. What messenger bag tutorial did you use? I love the zakka one.
ReplyDeleteDelegating wips? I must try that! Jxo
ReplyDeleteCan I come and iron ?! Love that print. Your big star is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou got a lot accomplished. I too have a ton of UFO's to finish. Great finishes!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see them all together! And yay for minus 3 WIPs!
ReplyDeleteJanuary was a fruitful month with some really great finishes. Keep it up and you'll get all of those UFOs completed.
ReplyDeleteSome fabulous finishes, it's always nice to amke progress on the WIPs! :)
ReplyDeleteA good start to the year, I'm not surprised you aren't going to quilt that one - it's huge!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is your Brit Bee block, love the mix of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a brilliant job this month...I really do love that ironing board cover.
ReplyDeleteWohoo! you are a WIP machine! :) Love the ironing board cover, that is a great print! And I really love the color combo on the Brit Bee block.
ReplyDeleteEverytime I see your nicely covered ironing board I feel sorry for my sad, dirty, nasty one. Man, I need to get my butt in gear and cover it!
ReplyDeleteAnd I don't think I ever got around to leaving a comment (because I'm lazy like that) but I love, love, love that indie star project. The colors and the quilting on it are gorgeous!
That there's a good month -- one and 3/4 quilts, plus other stuff? Woot woot! :D
ReplyDeleteso tell me... what did you use under your ironing board cover? i need to recover my mini one and i don't know what to do... did you use insul-brite?
ReplyDeleteI love your Indie Star quilt! The orange looks fantastic alongside the prints! I love that range, one of my favourites :) And that ironing board cover is fun!
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