Thank you! It is nice to see them. The contrast at the top is because I didn’t have quite enough of the main piece. but it worked quite well.
Finally finished finished this quilt! I think I had posted the completed top in last years craft along. But now I finally got the binding on!
Thank you! I can’t remember, I think it might have just had an extra layer of cotton fabric?
That is a super stylish quilt @poetrylover828! Beautiful!
Thank you! I enjoyed making it and am happy it’s finished!
finished my heating pad cover. Last thing was to add the velcro.
My new version is a lot easier for my arthritic hands to put on since it is made out of stretchy material.
I love the idea of this thread!! I’ve never joined in previous years but I think this could help me keep track of those zillions of things I want to do!
First, here’s what I’ve already finished in 2021:
This list is likely to change and grow a lot as the year goes along.
Amigurumi:
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gecko (WIP)
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anglerfish (WIP)
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new cuttlefish in acrylic yarn
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butterfly for coworker’s baby
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something for other coworker’s baby (elephant from Zoomigurumi)
- dog pattern from L2L
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Pikachu for coworker
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potted plant for swap
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otter for cousin
- moogle for brother
- goose for dad
- Voltorb
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Owl
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Woodpecker
- Tako & Takoyaki
Other amis I’ve made this year:
Other Crochet:
- monthly club afghan (WIP)
- huge rainbow afghan (WIP) - this is a stretch goal!
- penguin afghan?
- dice bag for me
- ammonite wrist warmers
Other crochet I’ve made this year:
Sewing:
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January BOM
- otter plushie for cousin’s baby (WIP)
- finish mini quilt from last year (WIP)
- finish Doctor Who pillow from YEARS ago (WIP)
- something from a quilting kit
- Thread catcher
- Economy block in BOM colors
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Dino hoop for swap
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notebook covers for swaps
- tissue box?
- coffee machine cover for parents
- couch pillows out of swap blocks
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mug rug for swap
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hoop for hoopla swap
Other sewing I’ve done:
Paper:
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3 ATCs for GeekyBookworm
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3 ATCs for thanate
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3 ATCs for PrincessP (done, not received)
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Poliwhirl ATC
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Print photos and make decorative frames for walls (supplies bought)
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Decoupage card box
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master boards
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Make MYSELF one ATC for each of my requested themes
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More ATCs I’ve done for swaps:
Other paper stuff:
Felt:
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Try needle felting for the first time!
Other:
- 12 Christmas ornaments for gifts - any medium!
- Painting kit from Aunt S
I managed to make over 100 things this year!! Hooray!! Sadly I doubt I’ll make nearly as much next year when I have to start commuting to work, but I’ll aim for 50 at least!
I finally finished this blanket that I started in the beginning of November (did not work on it much in Dec.) The table it’s on is 5ft long for length reference.
I have yarn for two more of these blankets. I can do another this size and then a smaller one. One in blue and the other in purple. I’m not sure when I will start the next one. Probably soon but I want to do some other things first that won’t take as long.
lovely blanket!!
Now that is one snuggly looking and thick blanket…it took a while, but it will make someone nice and cozy!
I adore that yarn and the stitches you used!
Making some much needed kitchen towels. I love linen and had planned on using my mushroom embroideries on these, but then decided they would be trashed up pretty quickly…so instead, I have a small collection of these mass produced machine embroideries that I pull off Christmas cards…adds a little more interest without making them “precious”…I have eight more towels to make over the next few months…
That colourway…swoon!
This yarn is so, so gorgeous and the stitches you chose showcase it beautifully. I am seriously jealous of your MIL!
Post here or post separately in a category for all to see then link…and post a baby pic in your thread! Pictures are a good thing!
You got it! x
Hmm, I haven’t actually finished a project in over a week, because I’ve been spending all my crafting time working on my “stretch goal” of a huuuge rainbow afghan. I do want to mix it up with some work on smaller projects in between so I can get that sense of accomplishment from getting something done, but I just LOVE this blanket and can’t seem to put it down! Currently row 38 of 187…
ohhh I know that feeling of wanting little tastes of completion mixed in with a marathon project. My “Yesh” blanket had that. If I may be so bold as to offer unsolicited advice: Keep riding your momentum while you have it and then when it wanes, or your yarn gets put into time out for bad behavior, cruise through an easy win to keep the spirits up.
That sounds like a great plan!