This is a recap of my blog posts this year. There were plenty of good things to share.
January
I made this little quilt - Maximum Minimal. I added that flower on the bottom left in February.
I also continued making an index card a day or so. I continued making these throughout the year.
February
In February, I was tired of making yo-yos and my sewing machine needed repair, so I brought out the quote quilt and added a ladder.
I made the hearts quilt.
I also made this Red and White Silhouette quilt for the Color It Red bloghop.
I also added more motifs to the quote quilt.
In February, I also started showing collections of my quilts in a new feature I call
Musée de la Grande Route, I pick a theme, and show all of my quilts that fit that theme. I am having a lot of fun revisiting my quilts in new ways. I've made three of these posts throughout the year. There will be more as I think of themes.
March
In March, I revealed Fancy Squares mini of the month. My sister has given me some great embellishments to add to this quilt so you will see a reintroduction of this quilt at some point.
I kept adding more embellishments to the Quote Quilt.
April
In April, I made a number of masks from a number of different patterns to see which ones were better. I shipped them off to my cousin in Canada. I found it very stressful to make masks.
May
I kept adding more things to the Quote Quilt.
June
In June, I added more things to the quote quilt. At the end of the month, my brother had a heart attack and suddenly passed away.
July
Besides more additions to the Quote Quilt , in July, I made the Pinwheels quilt from blocks I had made a long time ago.
August
In August, I showed you more of my One Index Card a Day.
I kept adding more things to the Quote Quilt.
I made this 1930s Boro Quilt.
September
I also painted a coffee table my neighbor was discarding. There is another (new?) neighbor on a nearby street who says she has 27 cats. They like to visit my porch and hide out underneath this table. It is always a surprise to see a different cat each time on the porch.
November
I kept adding things to the Quote Quilt.
December
2020
5 comments:
It has definitely been a year of self discovery and for those of us that work with fabric, more projects worked on, some finished, some just closer to finish. You have done a variety of projects, all with lots of personal touches. I hope you have another very productive year in 2021.
I think you did an excellent job working on so many projects. Staying laid back is the perfect survival word and probably one that will be needed for the first part of 2021.
You certainly have had a productive year!
I loved reading about your laid back philosophy this year. That us really what a hobby should be anyway.
You had a very productive year! It is good that your quilting and drawing and sewing in general can keep you focused especially with the upset of your brother’s passing and job uncertainty! Very inspiring!!
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