I had a good month in November. I took a little time to relax and come down from the quilt show and wrap up my last few commitments as our guild's program chair. It feels really good to be done with my volunteer jobs so that I can spend a little more time sewing (in theory!) and enjoy meetings a little more.
My plan for November was to focus on quilting. I really wanted to get a couple things done and guess what -- I did! Here's the list of my accomplishments during November, in my 15 1/4 hours of sewing/quilting:
- Quilted Mom's second Girl Scout quilt
- Bound the blue squares charity quilt
- Made a new top at the jelly roll race with my bee
- Loaded and quilted Curvalishish with 50 different quilting patterns!
- Finished quilting, bound, and labelled Lois' Schnibbles UFO, which was also my Judy L. UFO challenge item for the month.
In December, I have more plans for the same - three quilts are in the queue and I have a few behind that as soon as I get backs made. I am also itching to do a little piecing. I will have a bit of a chance, as I always make the kid's teacher gifts, but maybe I will get going on a new quilt or table runner too.
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