Today I’m talking about my quilting goals for 2019!  It’s right around the corner y’all!  It’s about time to reflect on what was done & think about what’s coming up next year.  I’m linking up with Quilting Jetgirl’s 2019 Planning Party today, so be sure to check out all the other quilty plans for the upcoming year.  : )

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2019 Planning Party

2018 Finishes

I think I should take a look at what I actually finished first. Then maybe I won’t feel so bad about the things I didn’t finish! Y’all, there are some things on the WIP list that were on last year’s WIP list. Sigh. So many quilts, so little time! Anyway, let’s take a look at the quilts I did finish this year. : )

These first two pictures are of mini quilts from the Monthly Mini Quilt Along on Sew Can She. I only managed to make 2 of these this year! Here’s Flora...

And here’s the 2nd that I can’t seem to find the original post for…

Next on the list is this quilt I made for my husband with Tim Holtz fabrics. This was part of the Fat Quarter Cubes quilt along.

I made a total of 6 doll quilts for Needle & Foot’s Spread the Love quilting event. These were made with blocks from an unfinished QAL. : )

I did finish one other QAL from A Quilting Life & turned it into a doll quilt as well. This one went to a young family member.

This queen sized quilt was made from a special girl’s first year of clothes. She was quite the fashionista!

Last, I have this baby quilt that was another commission. The pattern is my own!

Now that we’ve looked at what I finished, let’s see what still needs to be finished. Ahem.

Quilt Shelf

My shelf of WIPs has changed a bit…

I’ve divided up my scraps into sizes which seems to help me when I’m looking for something in particular. It’s getting a little full though!

The next shelf is filled with WIP boxes, but first let’s see what’s on the bottom two shelves.

2018 Flimsies

These two shelves hold bins of flimsies, backings, & orphaned quilt blocks.

One flimsy I finished this year is high on my list to quilt in 2019. It’s the Postcard from Sweden quilt & I used prints mixed with solids.

Another flimsy finish for me was this 2016 Crossroads quilt top.

Now, I also pulled out this quilt top I designed which has been hanging out far too long!

There’s also the Murder Mystery quilt top from 2016 & this stack of random flimsies given to me by a family member.

Of course, there’s a pile of orphaned quilt blocks too…

  1. Save the Bees BOM
  2. Christmas quilt blocks from a book
  3. Three’s Company BOM
  4. Snowman QAL
  5. random paper piecing blocks

At least there’s a good bit of Christmas blocks which will be great for a lap quilt!

WIPs

And now we’re on to the WIP’s, which I’ve realize hold some of the same WIPs from last year. Sigh. This first one is just something I decided to do with all the mini charms I have.

As for the WIPs in the boxes & some other places…

Well, here’s a list…

I’m still sorting through what I will be keeping & what I will be moving out or into something different. ; )

2019 Quilting Goals

So, I really have one, big goal for this year when it comes to quilting {and other hobbies!} ~>

Just finish it!

That’s my big goal for the year 2019! I’ve got to finish some things to clear out some space or I won’t have a space to work in. I also want to work on getting some of my quilting patterns up in my Etsy shop.

I’m planning on hosting a sort of finish along in my Facebook group, Teadoddles Makers, this coming year. It will be for makers of all kinds. Details coming soon! : D

 

12 Comments on Quilting Goals for 2019 ~ Just Finish It!

  1. Wow Kristie, you are very brave to actually look at all the wip, me I dont want to know. Most of my quilt stuff is still in boxes, so I wont have a panic attack. I do know that I have a quilt that was started for my 9 yo son, who is now 27, slack ha?? I cant keep blaming the arrival of his sister, she is now 16 almost 17. I do want to finish it and he can have it as a laugh and to remember all the things he loved when he was 9 (its a sort of I spy quilt). Good luck my dear.

    • Yeah, there were really more than I thought I had once I pulled them out. I’ll be working on finishing them instead of adding more in 2019! Maybe you’ll have a grandchild one day you can give that quilt too. ; )

  2. That’s a lot of WIPs! I like the way you sorted your scraps by size. And your quilts are beautiful! I especially love your version of Postcard from Sweden. I hadn’t seen one with prints in it before. Looks great!

  3. I think many of us are in the same boat with making but not finishing things…..maybe this year we can get ahead of the piles. At least yours are well organized. Good luck with your goals.

    • It’s good to know it’s not just me! I’m planning on having a finish-along this year to help me {and others} work through the piles. 🙂

  4. I love your mixed fabric Postcard from Sweden quilt! Hope you can finish many of your projects and also have lots of fun! All the best for 2019. xo

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