Quilting CPA: 2012 in Review

Tuesday, January 01, 2013

2012 in Review

I finished 17 items in 2012, busting about 77 yards. Not quite 100 yards, but it's a goal every year. I am super-happy with my finishes.

30s Barn Raising.

Barnyard Bats

Boxing Day

Christmas 2 BOM

Grandma Says (Anita's Arrowhead)

Mini Hopscotch

Layla's baby quilt

Red, White and Back mat and runner
Chiclets runner

Seaside Rose Jacket back

Seaside Rose Jacket front

Australia fat quarters

Red hearts

Sophia's big girl quilt

St. Pat's LCRR

Watermelon Slice and Seed

Purple Strings

77 yards busted. A fun year and a lot of quilting. Here's hoping 2013 holds even more finishes!

3 comments:

Lourdes said...: A very beautiful and productive year. Can't wait to see what the new year brings!!; 10:11 AM
Stacey said...: A super nice selection of finishes. Your quilts are very nice. Love the Bats!!!; 11:15 AM
earthmotherwithin said...: Very impressive -you have been busy!; 3:34 PM

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Glossary - Makes this blog a bit easier to read

I quilt. A lot. And so there are some terms you need to know.

* - indicates a Stashbuster challenge, in fact or in spirit.

UFO* - Unfinished Object. A project abandoned for over a year or more or over the year end.
WIP* - Work in Progress. A current project that's being produced.
WHIMM* - Work Hidden in My Mind - An idea that needs to be committed to cloth. Then it's a WIP. If abandoned, then a UFO.
Becky - My cousin, who gave me her large stash when she decided that fabric was no longer her medium of choice. She is a professional artist, currently focusing in sculpture.
QBW - Quilting By Week. How I measure and track my progress on my voluminous lists of projects.
Week - The week starts when my work week ends. If I’m done at noon on Friday, well then, that’s when the week starts. The week ends when I arrive at work on that last day of my work week. Typically the week ends on Friday morning and then the new one starts on Friday afternoon.
CSA - Community Supported Agriculture. Where people buy shares in a local farmer's crop. The farmer can farm to his standards, and the shareholders get wonderful fresh produce.

QAYG - Quilt as you go. A process by which quilts are assembled into mini-quilt sandwiches and attached together at the end.

D9P - Disappearing 9 Patch. A block made by making a 9 patch and cutting it in half both lengthwise and width wise. Then take those 4 pieces, twist them around and sew them back together in a manner pleasing to you.

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Tuesday, January 01, 2013

2012 in Review

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