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Category Archives: The Short List
January 2023 OMG And Short List
Happy 2023! I love the start of a new year with its feeling of a clean slate and endless opportunities. It’s a time to re-evaluate and change directions. I started The Short list many years ago. Some years it works … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, challenge, charityquilts, cross stitch, holidays, OMG, The Short List
Tagged art quilts, charity quilts, cross stitch, group challenges, OMG, Short List
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A Nod to Progress
Finally, something that resembles progress on pinwheels. I sewed the first two rows together, but not to each other. The quilt is much brighter than it looks in the picture. I’m hoping it will bring a smile to someone that … Continue reading
July 2022 OMG and Short List
The new month came quickly, leaving me scrambling to figure out the next projects. So many choices, limited time. I met my goal last month of finishing the Pumpkin Patch top, and then finished the quilt shortly after. The next … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, clothing, cross stitch, embroidery, fabricpainting, OMG, scrapquilts, The Short List, ufos
Tagged art quilts, embroidery, OMG, scrap quilts, sewing clothes, Short List, stamping fabric, UFOs
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May 2022 Short List and OMG
I’m sitting here watching the rain pour down wishing for a warm sunny spring instead of whatever this is. On the plus side, the weather encourages me to stay inside and sew. I finished my April OMG, the Margo Handbag. … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, cross stitch, embroidery, OMG, scrapquilts, The Short List, ufos
Tagged cross stitch kit, embroidery, OMG, scrap quilts, Short List, UFOs
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April 2022 OMG Finish
Sewing about half the pattern for The Margo Handbag by Lazy Girl Designs was my OMG for April. I sometimes stall when sewing bags. I like the idea of making them, but sometimes find them fussy and tedious. They tend … Continue reading
Sunday Stash April 17, 2022
No fabric in or out. I haven’t made enough progress on the bag to post another picture. The only other active project is My Sewing Treasures. I think I’ve stitched a few more spools since I showed it last. Somehow … Continue reading
Posted in cross stitch, stashbusting, The Short List, Uncategorized
Tagged cross stitch kit, Short List, stash report
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Bag Progress
I’ve been working steadily on the Margo Handbag. I have a love-hate relationship with bag making. I like the idea of making purses, but I don’t always enjoy the tedium of it. I sometimes find the instructions lacking, but this … Continue reading
March 2022 Short List And OMG
I finished my February OMG, the challenge quilt top. I will continue to keep the list small, but not quite as small. I’m feeling the need for more variety. Project One: My Needle Arts Guild started a band sampler stitch-along. … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, challenge, cross stitch, embroidery, OMG, The Short List
Tagged art quilts, cross stitch, embroidery, group challenges, OMG, Short List
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February 2022 Short List And OMG
I finished my January OMG, the felt tree ornament. That means something new gets added to the list. I will continue to keep the list at just a few items. That’s about all I can manage right now. Project One: … Continue reading
Posted in artquiltgroup, challenge, embroidery, OMG, The Short List
Tagged art quilt group, embroidery, group challenges, OMG, Short List
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January 2022 OMG Finish
I chose finishing a Christmas tree ornament as my OMG for January. Nothing like getting a head start on next year. The pattern came from an Oxmoor House book published back in 1986. I think I bought the book at … Continue reading