Hey Blog Buddies,
For those of you celebrating the holidays, I hope you had a wonderful time. I did. I even managed to carve out time to stitch!
In an effort to catch up with the actual calendar month, I stitched two months' worth of Crabby All Year this month. If I do the same thing in January, I'll be caught up. October you've already seen--here is November:
We survived the Apocalypse and even the WIPocalypse, too! This was a fun SAL, and though I didn't complete everything on my list--it was a really ambitious list--it kept me focused throughout the year. I had 22 projects on my list, 12 were finished, 3 are WIPs in my current rotation, and 7 are (cough, cough) still UFOs. Of those seven, there are only two that are still calling my name. I'm working on my 2013 to-stitch list, and it's really hard to get it down to a manageable size. I'm trying to be more realistic about what I will actually have the time to stitch next year!
All of my 2012 WIPocalypse before-and-after photos are on a separate page. If you have some time and are so inclined, grab a cuppa and click here to peruse them.
For those of you celebrating the holidays, I hope you had a wonderful time. I did. I even managed to carve out time to stitch!
In an effort to catch up with the actual calendar month, I stitched two months' worth of Crabby All Year this month. If I do the same thing in January, I'll be caught up. October you've already seen--here is November:
That cat is awfully fat!
I don't know if he's a relative, too, or just a friend...
I've also made progress on my Circle Dance quilt top this month:
I've been sewing just three blocks per day.
As the tortoise said in the fable:
"slow and steady wins the race."
About a week ago I decided to sew
what blocks I had into rows.
Above are four of the five rows I've sewn together.
If I keep at it, this should get done
in a couple of weeks.
I've also made progress on Hare's Christmas.
I'm hoping to finish it soon, and
will show you a photo when that happens.
We survived the Apocalypse and even the WIPocalypse, too! This was a fun SAL, and though I didn't complete everything on my list--it was a really ambitious list--it kept me focused throughout the year. I had 22 projects on my list, 12 were finished, 3 are WIPs in my current rotation, and 7 are (cough, cough) still UFOs. Of those seven, there are only two that are still calling my name. I'm working on my 2013 to-stitch list, and it's really hard to get it down to a manageable size. I'm trying to be more realistic about what I will actually have the time to stitch next year!
All of my 2012 WIPocalypse before-and-after photos are on a separate page. If you have some time and are so inclined, grab a cuppa and click here to peruse them.
Have a good weekend!
And thanks for visiting!
6 comments:
That's another wonderful block on Crabby :-) You did great in 2012, I'm sure 2013 will be just as good.
Great job on your many finishes!
thx for sharing --- and your separate page was fun to go thru! What an awesome diary of your projects ; )
Looks like you had a very successful stitching year--love following along on "Crabby!"
Southpaw you are an inspiration! The 2012 WIPocalypse status page was wonderful. It was a very successful stitching year with many accomplishments. Your posting was well thought out and well organized with excellent documentation and I really liked that. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Great crabby block. The wipocalypse was an awesome way to focus goals.
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