1. Finish the baby rag quilt/lovies.
2. Open my Etsy store
3. Make two dresses for my daughter
4.Make a headband
5. Finish the two step afghan
6.Finish the checker afghan.
7. Make a pincushion
8.Finish the craft room
9. Scrapbook enough pages to get my kids to age 3 (they are 9 and 11 now)
10. Make a new rag quilt
2. Open my Etsy store
3. Make two dresses for my daughter
4.
5. Finish the two step afghan
6.
7. Make a pincushion
8.
9. Scrapbook enough pages to get my kids to age 3 (they are 9 and 11 now)
10. Make a new rag quilt
Hmmm, about 40% done. Now this is the point I rationalize. I did finish the baby rag quilt (which I will post about soon), but I didn't make any loves. I did make one dress for Mackenzie (which I will post about soon), but didn't start another. I did, however, make two other dresses for other kids (which I will post about soon), so if I don't get another dress for Mackenzie before the end of the month, I'm going to count those. I'm sooo close to opening the Etsy store (Pretty Pretty Cindy), I just need to give my photographer a little time to take pictures. The "two step" afghan is the never-ending-project, but I am seeing light at the end of that tunnel. Pincushion? Scrapbook? New rag quilt? Ummm, looking dim.
I do like going through this exercise because it brings some sense to my creative wanderlust. Yes, there is some method to my madness. Let's see how much I can cram in finish before July.
On a side note, I started a new little blog on Tumblr. It's called Just a DIY Junkie and you can find it HERE. It's a blog where I compile the awesome DIY blogs I have discovered into lists and categories. I already have a post about quilting tutorials, so if you want to find the best blogs for quilting tutorials, head over to Just a DIY Junkie and check them out.
Stay cool in the summer heat!
cindy
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