1. 1930's Sunbonnet Sue
2. Indiana Leaf Quilt
3. 8 1/2" Crazy Quilt
4. Frog Hanging
5. Scrappy Shapes
6. 1930's Dresden Plate
7. Happy Scrappy Quilt to Bind
8. Jar Quilt-needs sandwiched/tied
9. Embroidered Pillow Case
See what I mean....TOOOOOOO many to decide on. I'll put all of them in a bowl, close my eyes and pick one. Or maybe I'll stitch 1 hour on each one....what do you think!
Hope you all have a great Stitching Day!
I'm linking to:
Slow Stitching Sunday
Oh Scrap!
15 Minutes to Stitch
Whatever you choose to do, it sounds as if you are going to have a fun day of stitching. It is always a most wonderful thing to have oodles of choices.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about having so many projects it's hard to choose. What I do now is to list 6, roll a dice each Monday, and whatever number comes up, work on that number for a week. And repeat each week, this system works very well for me!
ReplyDeleteForgot to add, having 6 projects listed, then as some get to the finish line, I can then add more to my list. Although I started off with UFOs now and again a new start gets added in, just because.
ReplyDeleteOh I like the idea of picking from the bowl. Have fun!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a one project at a time person, but I limit active projects to three. That's so I can make real progress on them. One of the three is usually a leaders and enders project. If I try to do many more than 3 at a time, there's not enough progress on any one of them and I get frustrated. Try different strategies to see what works best for you.
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