In 2012 I would really like to finish as many UFOs as possible. I know there will always be some added as I finish others. But I've joined 2 BOM groups and a Crabapple Hill group, and I'm hoping this will help me with some of the UFOs. I also want to return to charity quilting after spending the past 2 years sewing for myself and family. But 4 of the UFOs are for my home. One of them is almost done already...just have the binding to do when it comes back from the longarm. I'll be working on charity quilting while I'm wintering in Arizona, but need to continue when I return home to Ohio. I have a stack of quilts to give but need to find a source and need to label. I also want to form a chapter of Reap What You Sew in Ohio. Being a shut-in has made it a bit difficult, but I haven't given up. It's just harder to make contacts. I'll continue to pray about opportunities.

I would like to spend more time quilting for myself.  2011 was a year that I made quilts for everyone else but had no time for myself.  I have a few wall hangings and table runners in mind that I hope to make for myself.

My goal is to complete my extremely large Judi Niemeyer project with my best buddy.  After this is done, I want to finish as many UFO's as I can (I think my number is around 112 UFO's!)...what can I say...I have a short attention span!  Or is it that I just want to do all the new projects that I see???

to finish two projects (for daughter and daughter-in-law and to try a quilt pattern with some new coordinated fabrics - modern design.

My quilting goal is to have my AUNT IRENE, who is 92, teach me her quilting and hand sewing technics and to teach her technics and mine to my Granddaughter who turned 17 today, January 1, 2012. I would also like to finish all the projects I have and want to start this year. To also make more quilts for my favorite charities.

I would like to just have time to make a quilt for my sister.  I also would like to make time to make 4 quilts and not just one like this pass year.

To make a quilt for 3 special friends who are always there for me even though we live far apart. To design my own quilt. Too learn more. And to go on my first retreat!!

I just bought a used Nolting midarm, and my goal is to get all those quilt tops quilted this year.

I would love to expand my quilting abilities by learning new techniques so I can pass it on to my future daughter in law. Thank you for considering me!

I want to finish up some of my quilting projects... there are only a few so I know that it can be done!!

I really want to practice and get good at free motion quilting.  I got a sew steady table for my machine and so now all I need is to do it and practice!

Resolution number 9 of my ten New Year's resolution is to learn a new quilting technique.  I have my eye on a large complex quilt that is done using paper piecing, a new technique.  We also have plans to get together as a family (sister, sister-in-law, niece) to make quilts for the armed forces hospitals as we have two family members serving at this time and other family members preparing to serve in the future.

Long Arm Quilting!!

Organize my sewing room.  I keep having to move things around. Now that I have a real sewing cabinet and an extra room to dedicate to sewing and embroidery I just want to get it organized. We painted the room a light sky blue to make it lighter and my new cabinet is white. I am really excited to get started on it.

finish last year's block of the month that fell by the wayside......

I would like to get my fabric stash under control, especially the two big bins of scraps. I need to go through each one and organize the scraps, cutting them into usable pieces. As much as it pains me I may need to let some of the go! I would also like to learn how to free-motion quilt. Now that I have a new machine (thanks, Santa!) that I can drop the feed dogs on there should be nothing to stand in my way!

In 2012 I have many goals. First I want to complete two quilts for my two oldest grandsons, ages 14 and 11. Then I would like to participate in a War of 1812 Quilt challenge by completing a quilt that will be placed on display in a museum in Sackett's Harbor,NY. Last but not least I really would like to remodel my sewing/computer room. It is very small but one thing I would like to create is a shelving unit that doubles as a roll-out cutting table.  

to become more proficient on my Long Arm!  Also - to remodel the closet in my sewing room.  So much lost space....I could be putting more fabric in there!!

In 2012 I would like to quilt in the same room as my sister. She lives 8 hours away, and we have created quilts together for other family members, but one of us does the piecing and sends it to the other for the quilting. My sister is such an inspiration to me, I would love to be in the same place at the same time for quilting together.

I'd like to make and finish a stash-busting scrap quilt.

I want to push myself to new quilting extremes, making so much from what little I have. Little space, little time, little machines. This past year I have made perfect points through my own pinning techniques, perfected my binding technique and made my largest quilt yet. I plan to work more on art design bed quilts - because if the quilt has use, then the meaning is twofold.

My goals for this year are to finish Christmas gifts before Christmas!  Table runners for my mom, stepmom, favorite aunt, grandma.  Thanks for this opportunity!

To learn to quilt my quilt tops using the new midarm machine my wonderful husband bought me for Christmas.  They should be setting it up in the next week or two.  =)

My goal for 2012 is to take a color theory class to better my color selections for quilts.

To start and finish a quilt for a wonderful couple (friends of mine) who will be celebrating their 10th anniversary.  I'll be using fabric they had left over from napkins they made for their reception (which I recently acquired from her mother's attic!) and incorporating it into the quilt for their bed.

My goal this year is to work through my stash and make as many quilts as I can out of what I already have at home.  I'll support my local quilt store with backs and sashings for sure!!  

Heavens!  Talk about a no brainer.  My goal in 2012 is to make my completed, or nearly completed quilt tops into real quilts.  If that should happen (unlikely, I fear), I would then demolish the waist-high pile of projects stored in my closet.  Oh, I wish!

In 2012 I would like to use fabric I purchased 2 years ago in Houston. I am overwhelmed when I look at my stash of fabric. Have decided that I will need to live to be 500 in order to use it all.

To start and complete one of the quilts that have been buzzing around inside my head for the past 10 years.

We have twin boys ( men!) who live in Chicago and Spokane. They are married and both are expecting babies about a month apart!  Not sure yet of the sex....  So I want to make two boy baby quilts and two girl baby quilts before the summer!  These grand babies will be our first;)

My quilting goal for January is to finish 1 UFO each month and to spend more time in my sewing room. We will be RVing pretty soon so I have to get a couple of projects together for those trips.

I've only been quilting for one year, but that first year was filled with five projects for special purposes...  Unfortunately, not one of them were for ME!  So, what I would like to do this year is make a quilt that I will be able to keep for my own use!  I know it sounds a little selfish, but I'd like to have something that I won't be giving away!  Perhaps a snugly flannel throw to curl up under this Winter...

To get all the quilt tops I have finished, quilted. To design and publish redwork quilt patterns, and to finish the projects that go with the patterns.

My goal is to finish one UFO before starting a new project.  I have already started this today.

I would like to make a quilt for ME. All my children, grand children and family have a quilt that I have made. Even friends have one, now I want to make one for my husband and I. I am always giving my quilting projects away and never keeping any of them for myself, this year I am going to be a little selfish and make something for my home.

to do the best I can, and READ first,  so I dont have to UN_SEW!!  would also be nice to catch up on ufo's  :-)

I want to finish all my UFOs and to get good at free motion quilting.

I would like to spend at least 30 minutes each day doing something related to my quilting. All that time adds up and I'd be able to get something finished if I just did it little by little instead of thinking I need a big chunk of time and then not getting much done at all.

I've only been quilting a little over a year and only done small projects, but feel confident enough now to make a queen and a king quilt during 2012.

I would like to design and complete at least one art quilt and one whole cloth quilt.

Make at least 1 quilt per month for Project Linus, and 3 pillowcases per month for ConKerr Cancer, my 2 favorite recipients (along with my grandchildren, of course)!

I would like to take a class in binding and become experienced in binding my quilts instead of being intimidated by this step in quilt making.

Finish AT LEAST 5 UFOs!

If my husband stops bugging about sorting out all the stuff for a garage sale, I plan on finishing my current project "Lemon with a twist of lime" (yellow, black & white with a touch of lime green), then I have a new grandson due in April, so have an applique project of Alphabetimals for a quilt, have a step-greatgrandchild due in June, and a granddaughter graduating in June from high school-so must start & finish her t-shirt/memories quilt. I have a queen-sized red, white and black baskets & flower quilt, that I pieces & appliqued about 2 years ago for my bedroom,to finish the machine quilting.

I want to learn free motion quilting. I know, I just need to jump in and go for it!

I want to finish up BOMs including the ones in which all of the blocks are in a bag waiting for me to begin them! Nina Christman

My goal for 2012 is finish all projects started before 2011. 2011s projects would be nice too, but lets not get too overwhelming.

It seems we are all on the same page...getting UFOs done.  I also want to make sure the Canadian quilt that the Canada group is doing gets finished.

I hope to improve my longarm machine quilting. Make more donation quilts. Finish more UFO's and quit procrastinating so much.

I must make at least 12 quilts in 2012.  That is just one a month, but 12 for 12 just seems very fitting.  Instead of Block a Month, I'm going for a Quilt A Month.  Join me in this adventure and journey, please.

My main goal this year will be to become more proficient on my long arm quilting machine.

My quilting goal for 2012 is to continue to become more accurate in my cutting and piecing.

1st and foremost - finish two UFOs ~ secondly - devote 2-3 days a week for nothing but quilting:)

I hand quilt every project I make and also quilt for others.  My goal is to get the four hand quilting projects that are sitting on my shelf done and then start working on a Bargello quilt, I have been wanting to make.

My main goal is to find  time to quilt this year.  Just two or three hours a week un-interrupted would be great.

My specific goal is to free motion quilt one project. This is a big goal as will need to buy the feet, supplies, book, etc. and try something I have never ever done, and have only seen on television.

I hand quilt all my quilt projects.  My winter goal is to  hand quilt the four projects on my closet shelf so I will let myself work on a Bargello quilt that I really want to make.

I have the reoccurring and crazy New Year's resolution that I'll finish all my UFOs.  This year I think I'll bring it down a notch and promise to finish three large projects from my UFOs before I add to the stash.

My four year old grandson came up to me and said he needed to talk to me about something very serious.  I bent down to talk seriously with him and he told me he really needed me to make him a quilt!  I asked him what he wanted on it and he said rockets and stars!  So I am gathering the material and have made it a high priority!

I would like to learn free motion quilting... among other things...

Happy New Year to all.

My ultimate desire for 2012 it to be able to quilt my quilt myself. I am addicted to quilting and it kills me that I have to have someone else quilt it for me.

Like so many others, I would like to finish my UFOs!  I have one flannel quilt basted & ready to quilt that would be very nice to have on my bed now that winter is here! There are at least 2 quilt tops ready to be quilted (I may have a friend long-arm them for me), and another quilt top almost done.  Then there are baby quilts to do (one is in progress, another just a pile of fabric) and a lap quilt for a colleague fighting breast cancer (just a pile of fabric still).

I would like to finish my UFO's, try some new techniques, complete several more charity quilts for Quilts for Kids, and continue working on my goal of making quilts for all of my children and grandchildren.

Learn to fmq.  This has been a goal of mine for the last several years; however, I tend to start a new project and the fmq practicing stops!

My goal is to complete 10 previously begun projects.  I really do not care which 10.  It would be a blessing to just have 10 less in 2013 than I do in 2012.  I finished one yesterday and I am now in debate with myself do I count one finished on New Years Eve as being for 2011 or 2012?  

To reach 50 quilts for Quilts of Valor!!  37 have been made and delivered!! Started one this AM at 5 .. almost have the top together!!  Great start to the New Year!!

For the year 2012, I would first like to complete any UFO's I have in the closet.  Then I would like to learn something new and stretch myself in the new year.

I want to learn to machine quilt expertly.  I am tired of doing the straight line quilting. I can not do by hand and have the proper machine to do machine quilting now.  Thank you Santa!

I would like to learn to do my own machine quilting.  Then start a a design I had in mind when doing a shop hop quilt when I had my store.

I would like to re-vamp my sewing area to make it more user-friendly and less cramped.  Hopefully that will get me going into my UFOs and kits etc. that I have stashed away.

I'd like to finish my sewing studio and get back to quilting!

There are a few things I'd like to accomplish this year -- I would like to make a watercolor wall hanging, finish four birthday quilts for my nieces, learn how to use a long arm quilting machine so I can finish my own quilts.

To do more quilting! And to find a way to afford a longarm machine. I guess that's two things, but they go hand in hand.

My husband has been after me for two years to make a quilt for our bed. I have been so busy making charity quilts that I haven't had time to work on ours. So now the issue will be if we can agree on a color scheme.

To finish my "Dear Jane" by the end of 2012 -- three years after I began this sometimes exhilarating but often frustrating journey.  

In 2012, my goal is to get over my fear of FMQ!  I hope to take a class or two and set aside plenty of time to practice!

My 2012 goal is to complete a full size quilt from start to finish, including the quilting motif! And not be fearful of it but enjoy the process!

  I resolve that I WILL finish the extra large king size tumbling blocks quilt that was started almost three years ago. By watching umpteen videos on the process, I'm ready to tackle this project. Then I'll work on reducing my stash fabric - so I can buy more!!

i have only a few UFO's left and then it is on to making patterns i have saved and ideas that are still in my head.  Try something new, take classes and work on perfecting my new hobby of hand applique.

I am challenging myself to make at least one project a month for a charity. It might be a lap quilt for an adult living facility or a IV pillow for hospice. We are all so blessed we need to do more for others.

My goal in quilting for 2012 is to master free motion quilting---at least improve it a whole lot in 2012, and make a paper pieced quilt for my spare bedroom.  I've never done any paper piecing, so the new group should give me lots of incentive.

My goal is to Start & Finish a photo quilt from our Alaskan Cruise where I purchased some really cool local fabrics. Another goal is to not be intimidated by designs I think are too hard for me!!!

I would like to make a dent in my quilt tops and get them quilted,

I plan on getting out my BSR and getting good at using it.

Do the BOM and put the final together as a finished product!  For Catladi I found a lovely piece of fabric called "Children at Play by Sarahjean for Michel Miller Fabrics which shows boys putting together rockets and launching them.  I used some for the back of a place mat for my 6 year old grand son.  The background in dark blue.  If you would like some I have about a yard contact me at kathe1223@hotmail.com to discuss.

two goals. First learn to make triangles (from rectangles). Then use this skill and build on it to make a pattern called Ocean Waves, which is in a scrappy quilt book I got for Christmas.

I have a number of quilting goals for 2012, but the one most challenging to me is the inner call to pursue art quilting. I have been reading about it and learning, but now I need to "do".

I would like to quilt some every day without feeling guilty about it!  

I would also like to bring some order to my sewing room as in...a place for everything (that's the hard part!) and everything in its place!

I would like to learn reverse applique

I would like to finish a few UFOs but a bigger goal is to write the pattern to an original design I made to publish and sell.

I want to become proficient at binding quilts: curved edges, self_bInding and bias binding.  I just get mind block when I take my first cut of fabric and also when I am ready to do the binding.  I just need to learn a few more tips and be more confident.  

I would like to make a queen/king size bed quilt.  This would not be from a kit but looking for fabric, sorting and sorting fabric, cutting, sewing and hand quilting.  That is in addition to the "smaller" projects.

It is my goal this year to quilt all of the tops that I have completed and to make projects only from my stash rather than spending time and money in quilt shops.

It is my goal this year to quilt all of the tops that I have completed and to make projects only from my stash rather than spending time and money in quilt shops.

This year I would like to stretch myself and do new things.  I would also like to actually complete each project I begin and stay focused on those projects I really want to complete.

My quilting goal for 2012 is to expand my fabric collection by buying patterns and colors that I normally shy away from.  

Now that my husband so graciously gave me an accuquilt studio and 2 1/2 " strip die with 4 other die cutters in a kit as a christmas gift this year, my goal for 2012 is to cut up the thousands of scraps in my bins, reshape them.  Then hopefully construct a king-size scrappy quilt for my son and DIL to use up those thousands of scraps....to make room for more!

I want to make a quilt for my mom.  

Finishing my UFO's should be the obvious answer, but I'd even put those aside if I were able to become proficient on my new longarm. I have only quilted one quilt on it and still feel pretty intimidated. So much to learn and no mentor!

I'd like to make this a year of putting all those swap blocks and lotto blocks into finished quilts.  I have so many just languishing in cupboards.  I'd have to NOT join any swaps this year and make a goal of making the ones I own up!

My goal is to finish some ufo's before they take over my sewing room! And to use up some of my stash in the process.

In 2012 i want to expand my quilting skills on my home sewing machine. Then i will be able to finish all of my quilt tops into lovely quilts. Then i can share the love and give them away to family and friends. Thus creating more room for more quilts.

My focus this year is to be a finisher!  I have a stack of quilt tops that need quilted and way too many other projects in the works.

Many years back I'd planned to make a quilt for each of my children. I selected the patterns and material and even cut all the pieces but then after I began piecing them together we found out my husband's job was moving and I was very busy with that. After our move I became ill and stopped sewing. Now I'd like to get back to making those quilts and either use them for grandchildren or perhaps donate them. I'd also like to clean up, organize and inventory my stash this year, something I'm sure my husband would appreciate since I'd be more likely to use the fabrics if I knew exactly what I have.

This year there are a lot of things that I would like to accomplish.  First, I would like to get my sewing room under control so that I can teach my grandchildren to sew.  Then I would like to spend time with my sister-in-law who just got a new sewing machine for Christmas and teach her how to quilt.  I do have a lot of UFO hanging around that need some attention too.  

I plan to make  a quilt for our family reunion challenge in July.  It will be my sewing project while I travel.  I have also been working on a yo-yo quilt that requires hand sewing so it too is a take along project.  The yo-yo quilt has been a month by month project.  I have really enjoyed working on it.

I want to make a quilt that "stays home".  Hubby asked me when I was going to make a quilt for our bed - so I guess that's my goal.  I also have lots of projects and kits that never made it out of the "planning to do" stage that I would like to get done.  :o)  

I would like to finish a quilt my grandmother started and maybe do a baby quilt for a grandbaby.

I LOVE piecing the tops but am intimidated by the quilting part of the quilt. My sewing machine is an  OLD portable (which belonged to my mother-in-law) and I can't figure out what to do with all the fabric that is not being worked on. A long arm is only a dream. My goal is to finish handquilting one of the many tops I have done.

I have a bandana quilt my husband asked for me to make him, I need to put the border on and then put it together to finish it up, he asks every Christmas if he is getting it this year, and once again this Christmas passed and I haven't finished it yet.

Garibaldi Collection is my choice. Thanks

I want to be able to quilt from home as a business by mid-summer.  A personal quilt I want to make would be a Jacobs Ladder.

I want to learn to hand applique this year.  Many of my skills are self-taught, but I haven't been successful with applique.  I am taking a class and plan to work on applique a lot this year.

I'd like to start & finish a quilt for my grandson who is graduating high school in June (he selected the pattern & fabric colors) & finish a blue & white Hidden Stars top (it's 75% complete), so my hand quilting group can start on it by early Spring.  Then I need to get back to a grandaughter's memory quilt -- each block is a machine-embroidered representation of memories; she graduated from college this past year & finally, I'd like to make an appliqued top, using my new Accuquilt Go-Baby. If I get all of those done, I'd feel like Wonder Woman!!  

For the second Christmas in a row, I've promised  myself I would finish my first quilting attempt which is a large sofa throw.  Alas, it's still not done!  My goal for 2012 is to get this quilt finished in time to display it next Christmas and eliminate my oldest UFO.

I would like to finish my grandchildren's quilts and continue to heal.

I would like to try to do a charity quilt for either the local animal shelter or the children's unit at my local hospital for every time I finish a non-charity project.  I would use up the leftover fabric for the charity quilts thus reducing my considerable scrap stash!  This way I could do better at "giving" in the new year.

To finish quilting the tops stacked in the closet before starting a new project.  Will be tough but think I can do it.

My goal for 2012 is to complete 80 tiny circles (1/2 inch diameter) and applique them to a wallhanging six years in the making. In those years I have only made 19 of these circles out of my hand-dyed yellow fabric.

I would like to finish and quilt the 2 queen sized quilts and the 2 baby quilts that my mother in law started before she passed away this past fall. I want to complet them and give them to my boys.

I want to make a cathedral patterned quilt. Then, turn completed pieced tops into quilts, learn free motion quilting and start next year's Christmas gifts now!

I really want to finish those UFOs that are out on my cutting table first!!! Having had major shoulder surgery this fall, I really want to be able to finsh the UFOs I started and I do have one babboy quuilt that is time senstive.  Let the quilting begin!y

I would like learn how to applique.

My aim for 2012 is to finish my UFO's and to learn at least one or two new quilting skills (paper piecing, applique, etc.)

I too, would like to finish my UFO's before tackling any new projects that I already have fabric and pattern for. I need to finish one quilt in particular for my SIL's 50th b-day in April.

To finish my UFOs so I can feel guilt free to start new ones.

Sewing room needs straightening after the whirlwind Christmas sewing, and I need to use lots of my stash fabrics(so I can buy more!).

I would like to get some of my UFO's from several years ago done. Also Get more projects actually quilted not just pieced

Have a quilt kit "Beach Walk" that I need to finish and a baby quilt for my new grandchild coming in June.

My goal is to finish one quilt a month. :D Even if it's just a small wall hanging or table runner, I want to do 1 a month. I've got 3 pieced, 2 that need to be finished up on the quilting and 1 that needs to be completely quilted. I also have several projects ready to go. I'm gonna be a quilting fool! lol

As a brand new member, my goal is to finished UFO's and then I would like to attempt designing my own quilt pattern(s).

My main goal is to organize my fabric and give away what I no longer want.

I plan to make a king-sized White Chocolate quilt with colors that are so beautiful together they make me emotional. Then, I am aiming to work on several UFOs...and to finish every project I start in 2012.

My  goal for 2012 is to sell at least one quilt. I also want to finish at least 5 PhDs. I have 18 on my current projects list. I'd really like to finish them all, but my husband and I are starting a business, and I don't think I'll have the time to get to all 18. I'm going to give it my best shot, though!

I want to learn new techniques to broaden/enhance my  quilting skills.  This winter I am doing the Stupendous Stitching class and plan to study my Bernina Embroidery course to become more proficient in this area.

My goal for 2012 is to use up some of my stash. I would also like to start experimenting with jelly rolls.

I would like to finish some of my UFOs.  It's unrealistic to think I could finish all of them!!

My goal is to get back to part time work (this past year we have had too much turnover and I had to go back to full time plus) so that I can finish a UFO, start a new one, finish a UFO, start another new project, and make some things for me. I only have about a lifetime of UFOs as everyone else has, but am working on free motion quilting them on my sewing machine with my new Flynn frame!!!

I want to make a t-shirt quilt for my sister using her sorority shirts.  She has been asking for it for several years but I have been to scared to cut her shirts and make a mistake!  But this year I will do it!

One thing I would like to learn this year is how to paper piece. I've looked at some websites, books, etc. but I need to find one resource and get started!

I really need to become more proficient at machine quilting using my frame, mid-arm machine, software and the Q-bot.  I definitely need to set aside a few weeks just to read and practice.  I also vow to play more music when I quilt which I began to do before Christmas.

My quilting goal for 2012 is to finish the year with fewer UFOs than I began it with. I started 2012 with 65 UFOs.

I would like to finish 3 of my quilts that are started and I need to make a tee shirt quilt for my grandson before June 8th as he graduates on June 9th!!!

I would love to learn how to paper peice and make a quilt in 2012.  And be able to buy all the fabric that I can.I love pretty fabric.

I would love to learn how to paper peice and make a quilt in 2012.  And be able to buy all the fabric that I can.I love pretty fabric.

In 2012 I'd like to finish my UFO's like everyone else.  I would also like to draft the patterns for all of the idea sketches I have made.  Wish me luck!

Find fast and beautiful patterns to make a dent in my stash - for charity quilts.

Help my 9 year old grandson with piecing a simple quilt and to finish all of my UFOs.

In 2012, I am hoping to make a lap quilt for each of my 5 grandchildren.  Each quilt will reflect one of the children's interests, i.e. music, sports, etc.  These will be Christmas gifts.  I have 1 pieced already, 1 is all cut out ready to piece, and I have purchased fabric and patterns for 2 more.  The last one is still in my mind.  Wish me luck.

I would like to free hand a large quilt and have it look good.  I  would also like to use up my stash and build a new stash.  :)

Like so many others I would like to finish as many UFO's as I can.  My major thing to do is design and make 4 quilts from my fathers shirts.  He pasted away last year and the only thing he had left was 4 shirts.  So making 4 quilts for my 2 sisters, brother and myself is a tribute to him.  Love you Dad and you are remembered.

I goal is to finish the king size Back To Nature Quilt (by Wing & A Prayer) that I started 2 years ago.  I hope to take it to the longarm quilter by March.

My goal is to finish my first quilt (the top is nearly done and I've been studying up in preparating for quilting it), the fleece rag blankets I'm making for my children and my nephew (I'm on the last step, but it's going to take a while!), and the Christmas quilt that I started several months ago (before I switched my attention to the blankets for the kids) which I will hopefully find time to finish before next Christmas! If I can finish these, I've overflowing with ideas for projects I'm dying to make! :D

Finish a quilting project for every member of my immediate family and family of origin.  The key word here is finish.

At the risk of sounding like many of the other members...one more thing we have in common...I am hoping to finish at least half of my unfinished projects (I'm down to about 13.) My foremost quilt is one I have been working on for seven years off and on. It is a huge project for one of my daughters. The top has over 3000 pieces in it and the back has a Mariner's Compass in the center. I always do back art for my quilts and got a little carried away this time. I'm wanting to take it with me to give it to her when I visit in April. I'm also hoping to get one project finished each month for next Christmas. I also need to make some more Christmas pillowcases for the newer family members.  Maybe I should quit work and concentrate on these more important things??? lol  Ruth

I am a new quilter. Maybe piercer would be a better word. I started a Block of the Month quilt the fall of 2010. I wanted to learn 'how to'. Boy did I learn. I just finished the quilt Christmas day. I run out of material, patience, and feeling in my fingers finishing the binding. But finish it I did! My goal now is to work on the kits and baby blankets that I have lined up for the babies coming this spring. And to be able to sew a straight line. :)

I want to learn to machine quilt using my domestic sewing machine.  That way I could tackle the huge pile of quilt tops that keep growing weekly.  If I could get one quilt finished every two weeks I would be sooooo happy.  Happy New Year to all

I want to finish my snowball quilt and then start  my blue and white king size quilt , and hopefully complete it.

I would like to complete 3 quilts this year. One is for my younger sister and it is an applique quilt bed cover she has been waiting for. The other two are for me or up for sale. I also need to clean my sewing room to be prepared for transferring to another room setup. My husband will be building me a new sewing table and closet space for storage.

I want to make a new quilt for my king size bed including quilting it myself in sections on my domestic machine.

My goal is to start the Christmas gingerbread quilt by Quakertown pattern (which I bought almost 10 yrs. ago & for which I finally bought the last fabric 2 yrs. ago).  Life just seems to keep interferring.

I want to make a quilt for my grandson and his future wife for their weddding.  Also do more paper piecing and applique.

This year I want to master my Bernina 830 and complete a Judy Neimeyer creation.  The fabrics are purchased.  I just need to start!

This year I want to finish my queen size quilt for my bed.  I want to complete a BOM from last year.

I also would love to have everything I want to give for Christmas presents finished before December 2012!

Boy that's wishful thinking.  

My goal for 2012 will be to make a quilt for a foster child and donate it.  If all of us did just one think how many children would find out that at least one person in the world cares that they stay warm at night wherever they have to live.  That is may goal.

I would love to learn (and then master) free motion quilting.  Also I am hooked on bargello designs.  I made a Christmas tree wall hanging this year and loved doing it.  So this year I want to make a quilt with a heart bargello design.  Wish me luck!!

I have a quilt for my daughter that I started several years ago and have only partially hand quilted. I would like to finish that one and surprise her with it.  She still doesn't know that I started it.   I also have a couple of quilts that are still just tops.  I'd like to have the nerve to actually try machine quilting a small quilt with my domestic sewing machine.  These are some goals for 2012 that I have.

I would like to finish three quilts that are pieced and ready for the quilting frame; finish the "lady" blocks; and work on some embroidery fun things, small things that don't take all year.

I'm bound and determined to finish one of my many king-sized bed quilts this year. So far I have five in progress.

I would like to learn the proper technique for paper piecing and to make a New York Beauty quilt and to be able to make the quilt for a family member and to have it finished for their 3rd wedding anniversary by July 2012

My usual goal is to finish more quilts than I start! There are so many new quilt patterns and fabrics all the time that I cannot resist!  Susan M in Fargo, ND.

My goal for 2012 is to quilt and finish at least two of MY OWN quilts.

I have several UFOs that I would like to complete, right now mostly tops that I want to machine quilt. I have 2 basted and ready to go  already - now I just need the time!  I also want to make some small bags using metal tape (from tape measures) as the closure.

I have a long list of quilts I want to make this year but my first priority is to never have any UFO's longer than 3 months behind. I am a finisher...with my quilt store gift certificate from my husband for Christmas, I will be using my own stash and purchasing sashing and border fabrics. I have the fabrics for quilts in different styles, including a 30's reproduction, Kansas Troubles sampler, antique reproduction, modern handquilted, several special occasion wallhangings and a few bags and stuffed projects. This will be a productive and seriously fun year of quilting. Wish me luck! I am so excited about being creative and productive.

I am new to quilting, I just learned in the latter half of 2011. But I would most like to make a quilt for my bed. I have had a beautiful bedroom suit for years and never have found the covering for my bed that I wanted.

I've been quilting for many years, but just recently joined the service committee of my local quilt guild. I find that I've grown to love to make quilts for "service" especially baby quilts. I would like to make at least 6 baby quilts from start to finish for my goal this year.

I would like to use up all of my baby flannel scraps (4 boxes).  I keep making receiving blankets for a local charity and have alot of scraps, I recently finished 6 baby quilts using the Fun & Done Quilting.

My biggest aim is to GET STARTED!!!  I am starting first doing a Christmas project that I started Nov 2010.  Then I am going to work on 5 more Christmas projects. I am determined to have these done before Christmas 2012. They all include 1 for me and gifts for others--some there are 7 gifts, like the pincushions in the first project, one there is 3 gifts, one, has 1 for me and 1 gift...and the wallhanging is ALL for me.......I will be a firsttime quilter doing all these things....Grew up sewing clothes....Loved fabric and gathering it...now I need to use it.

If I don't get any other project done this year, it has to be the quilt for my 16yo daughter.  Her quilt of 8 years died (Walmart flannel for a backing - yes, I did learn my lesson), and I cut it into blocks, am quilting a new backing on the individual pieces, and will sew them right sides together, and then finish the back with strips of fabric to cover the seams.  I started it in April, promised it by the end of the summer, then promised it by Christmas.  Not good.  Needs to be done by her birthday in May.  Or at least by the end of the year.  Or before she turns 18.  Or leaves home.  Or gets married...

to have less stash at the end of the year than i have at the beginning and to finishup some ufos

To quilt more.

One quilting goal is to improve my machine quilting this year.  I have already registered for my first class in free motion machine quilting for January and have put time to weekly practice on my schedule.  I plan to immurse myself in machine quilting and will read, view you tube and watch other videos on this topic.  Now that I am retired I need to eliminate paying for someone to long-arm quilt for me.  I do not enter contest and mainly quilt for enjoyment and for myself, family and friends.  

One quilting goal is to finish some UFOs and to continue working on my grandchildren's quilts.  Also more time to learn the art of long arm quilting.

I would love to find the time to make the beach quilt that I purchased fabrics for at the Oregon Coast during my time at the VFW convention in Newport OR last June.  I spend so much time making neck pillows, fleece slippers and quilts for the vets that I never get anything for myself done.  This is a special quilt for my husband who is waiting for my approval for us to move to the Oregon Coast.  I am just too involved right now to want to move and I thought this might keep him happy a while longer.  Thanks for the opportunity.  I love shopping at Fons and Porter and just got another shipment from them last week!

I have been sick for the last 2 months and not able to quilt at all and not sure when I will be able to get back to it. The one thing this has shown me is that as soon as I am able, I will finish the UFO's I have sitting in my sewing room and from here on I will finish what I start because you just never know when something my happen that makes it so that you my never get to finish them. I have 5 wonderful quilts, in different stages, just waiting to be quilted and bound. So.....my goal is to get healthy and finish what I started!

My granddaughter is having her quincinerra 15th birthday this year and I intend to complete a hand appliqués quilt with the designs from the Talerva pottery of Mexico. I have all the fabric and supplies ready to go for the 25 appliqués blocks.  I am excited to complete this project and present Alexus with this gift of love.

I want to finish hand quilting the Sunbonnet Sue" quilt for my grandbaby girl, Cameron.  It was suppose to be her 4th birthday present and she is now 5.  I have been taking several classes at my LQS and have several UFO's, Underground Railroad, a Marti Mitchell Civil War Reproduction Sampler and just started "Chestnut & Vine".  I want to complete all of these.  Also, I have been taking classes from "Craftsy" and want to attempt several different techniques.  I am so enjoying learning new things that I can add to my repertoire of my quilting skills.

My goal for this year is to get my quilt frame up and hand quilt at least a few of the many quilt tops that I have tp complete. They aren't doing any good in storage and I want to put them on my bed and sleep under them. This is the year of UFO's for me.

More time to quilt , plus I would love  to learn how to paper piece

I have been quilting about 2 1/2 years, but not much in 2011 due to lots of other things going on! This year I would like to complete a bed-size quilt and get better at free-motion quilitng.

Use up some of my stash and finish the UFO's!

I would like to see how many quilts and lap quilts I could make from my stach . I have been quilting since retiring in 1994 and have a lot of pieces an parts of material . have completed at least 20 queen and king size quilts and going on 60 lap quilts plus dresser scarfs and mis. items. love creating lovely colors and shapes.

Both of my adult children have gotten engaged and I would like to make each a wedding quilt.  To complete 2 in one year will be a real challenge.

My goal is to use up lots of fabric from my stash to create some beautiful quilts, table runners and totes.I 'm hoping to make all those things I was dreaming of when I bought those fabrics. If I get lots of it used up I can go buy some new fabrics and try something new. I'd like to try making a quilt out of all batik's.

I need to get 2 baby quilts done as there will be 2 new great grandbabies this summer. Can't wait!!

My goals this year include widening the circle of quilting friends and teaching my daughters and grandchildren how to piece and applique.  One always improves one's skills when teaching someone else the ins and out.  This will be a great year.

As soon as I finish putting the binding on a quilt for my church's quilting group, I plan on starting and finishing a baby quilt for our newest great granddaughter in April.  Need to be finished for her shower the end of this  February.  This is our 3rd great granddaughter.

I am a new quilter.  I made my first quilt from start to finish last year.  My goal for this year is to make number 2.  The hardest part is deciding what pattern to use.

My goal is to finish all the quilting projects that I presently have cut out and get them all quilted prior to December 2012.  

I'd like to find a longarm quilter in my area that does really good work and won't cost me an arm and 2 legs.  I have been tying all my quilts except for the small toppers and runners I make.  I can do those on the sewing machine.  I have a couple special patterns I want to do but don't want to tie them... (big sigh)... someday...

I have made quilts for other people so far, this year I want to make one for me... I would love to do a double wedding ring quilt for my bed and also a mariners star quilt. There are many more I would love to do for me but I would also love to finish the 2 Family tree quilts that I designed and cut blocks for my parents and my in-laws as well.

Finish my 3 memorial quilts of my late husbands flannels.

My quilting goal this year is to learn machine quilting using my home sewing machine.  To achive that goal I will set aside at least 30 minutes a day to practice.   I plan on practicing on all the orphan blocks I have stashed away; which I will then make into small jewelry envelopes.  That way nothing is wasted.

This year my goal is definitely to get my Sewing Loft organized into the room I want. I also have 5 tops to quilt and with my new Tin Lizzie (slightly used and in need of corrections) It is my goal to get them all quilted. I also have 2 quilts started for my sons and plan to get them finish this year!

The most important challenge is to complete baby quilts for both of my daughters. Both are expecting, one in March and one in May. I always have far too many projects going with lots of good intentions, but procrastinate. Having a goal date keeps me motivated, but often leaves UFO's when the date passes with an unfinished quilt. I don't want to miss getting baby quilts done.

I would like to create some beautiful projects, wihout stressing about them!

having suffered  a stroke in June 2011, my goal was to get back to my sewing machine, which I have done.

so this year my goal is to become more adapt at quilting, to finish some UFO's, and to have fun doing what I love, sewing and quilting.

and to be greatful for all I have. which I am.

My fondest wish for 2012 is to create at least 6 baby quilts for charity.  I am also planning on completing the graduation quilt for my grandaughter, and making a baby quilt for a new great-neice/nephew.  I have the material for at least 3 full-size quilts, and want to finish hand-quilting the throw that's on the quilting frame.  Always another quilt begging to be made.

re: January Member's Survey Contest - What is one quilting goal you would like to achieve in 2012?

I have 4 quilts I need to start & finish. The first is a quilt to commemorate my son completing his Eagle project for Boy Scouts, a quilt for my daughter, a quilt to honor a couple on their 10 year anniversary, a quilt for my son to take to college since he will be heading there in August.

Guess I'd better get moving!

To complete some of the projects I have started by utilizing the UFO Group and the various groups. I also would like to start a business for my quilting to sell some of them. However, I have no idea how to do so lol.

My goal for 2012 is to focus on finishing all my UFOS before starting any new projects which is so difficult because my creative juices start flowing every time I get near my fabrics. I also have to quit looking through my magazines and books looking for inspiration until UFOS are done.

Learn how to free motion quilt!

I started a quilt a couple years ago with lots of houses and scenery and I got it half finished. I would like to get back to it again so I can finsh it along with several more in various stages of undone. My theres always tomorrow is getting shorter.

My goal for this year is to finish a quilt that I've been working on for over a year.  It's just really big and I don't have the space to lay it out and work on it sometimes which is why it still isn't done! Hopefully this will be the year though!

I would like to make my first Log Cabin quilt.

I would like to finally have my sewing room functional!

I'd like to be brave and design my own quilts more.  I've successfully done a few before, and have liked the results.  I gather ideas from many sources, then put something together on my own.  

My quilting goal for 2012 is to become much better at free motion quilting and practice, practice, practice!

My goal isn't too much. Making smaller quilts. I am a little burnt out for large quilts for a while, LOL, Christmas did it to me this year. Also, doing better on my free motion quilting.

My goal isn't too much. Making smaller quilts. I am a little burnt out for large quilts for a while, LOL, Christmas did it to me this year. Also, doing better on my free motion quilting.

My goal isn't too much. Making smaller quilts. I am a little burnt out for large quilts for a while, LOL, Christmas did it to me this year. Also, doing better on my free motion quilting.

My goal isn't too much. Making smaller quilts. I am a little burnt out for large quilts for a while, LOL, Christmas did it to me this year. Also, doing better on my free motion quilting.

My goal isn't too much. Making smaller quilts. I am a little burnt out for large quilts for a while, LOL, Christmas did it to me this year. Also, doing better on my free motion quilting.

I would like to make my third granddaughter a quilt.  I also want to some day make a train quilt and a flying geese quilt. These are my two favorite things.

I want to complete the Farmer's Wife Sampler quilt I started in 2010.  I would really like to enter a quilt, hopefully the Sampler quilt, into a large quilt show.  It would be great to see my queen sized quilt hanging with other well-known quilters' quilts.  Oh, a girl can dream!

I would like to finish some quilt tops for my husband to quilt.  He hand quilts the quilts after I piece them.     I would also like to learn a new technique in quilting this year.

i would like to improve my cutting out accuracy and to improve my precise matching of seams especially the "Y" seams

i would like to improve my cutting out accuracy and to improve my precise matching of seams especially the "Y" seams

l would like to quilt all the pieced tops I've made with a long arm machine.

My goal for 2012 is a Wedding quilt for our daughter, getting married THIS fall !!  

It's planned and I'm ready to start piecing, and my wonderful SIL will longarm it !

My goal for 2012 is to finish some of the ufo's that I have, and start a texas star that I have been looking at for quite a while.  Wish me luck.

I would like to learn one new quilting technique, something that I haven't tried before.  I've always loved patchwork quilts, but there must be some method that I haven't explored yet that will broaden my horizons and make quilting even more fun.

I have an applique quilt consisting of 12 blocks with flower basket applique's by Sue Garman that is going to be the first thing I finish in 2012.  I have been working on it for 3 years, but I keep getting sidetracked with charity quilts for my little quilt ministry that I have.  Other ladies give me the pieced tops and I do the quilting.   In 2011 we did 24 quilts for the homeless plus 5 I did for money.  Yeah!!  

My goals this year are to finish my UFO's, start some of the MANY kits I have and the main one is to make a quilt for my oldest granddaughter's quincenera...a Hispanic tradition celebrated on a girl's 15th birthday.  I have until September, so should be able to do it!

As many others have stated, those UFO's are thorns in my side.  Some of them are large and i do not have anywhere to strech them but the floor.  I don't think my back or knees could take hours of that!  I also wish to get better at quilting on the machine to move forward with those UFO's - hand quilting is much more time consuming.  I always try to teach others what I've learned in quilting so that they get more enthused to continue in the craft.  My goal is to pass what I've learned forward.

My goal for 2012 is to use up some of my stash to make a couple of sets of table runners w/ placemats for my mother.

My goal is to have my quilts that I want to display in our quilt show in October ready to go by the end of March. I will not be able to sew after that.

My goal for 2012 is to have the patience to learn to free motion quilt. I would also love to teach my granddaughters the Love of quilting not just the Love of having a quilt Grandma made. : )

Like many others have stated, it seems I am destined to make 2012 the year for completing Unfinished projects.  Also, I am a large Charity contributor of quilts and other quilted items and wish to continue this work, all from my stash as I have resolved not to purchase more fabrics this year but to make this the year of total stash reduction.  Then in 2013 I can purchase away to my hearts content knowing my stash has finally been reduced.  However, like everyone else, winning more fabric or notions never hurts, does it?  

I would like to get my 1/4 inch seams perfect so eveyrthing would match up.

This year I have a couple goals I hope to complete: 1st I want to get at least 7 quilts done for our group at church (Peacemakers @ Immanuel Baptist in Rogers, AR).  2nd I want to try to make this mystery quilt without looking ahead at the next steps.  I am the type who normally has to have EVERYTHING cut out before I start sewing.  So, to challenge myself I want to do this mystery quilt where I can only do the steps they tell me at each time!  

I want to finish two quilts that I started in 2011, these will be for my two spare beds.  I also want to make a quilt for each of my daughters.  

I am still new to quilting so my goal for 2012 is to finish my first quilt!

Thread paint and finish a memorial quilt for my nephew, and design and start an original quilt suitable for a national competitive show.

My first goal is to get my mega quilter set up! We moved a year ago, both of my parents have been sick, my daughter moved to England and a new year has started!  So that is my first goal, the second goal is to learn to use it!!!

My first goal is to get my mega quilter set up, we moved last year, my parents have both been sick and my daughter moved to England, and a new year has arrived!   So its time to get going!

Two women have led me to and into this addiction called quilting and they have changed my life.  This year I want them to know how thankful I am for all they have given me.

My goal for 2012 is to complete a few UFOs.  One is a Judy Neimeyer quilt and the other is a Jenny Beyer quilt.  Both of them are a challenge for me.  I would also like to work on my Mega Quilter so I could finish my own quilts.  I also do a great deal of charity work for the elderly in homes and I am looking forward to using up more of my stash.

I would like to finish at least half of my UFO's.  I also plan to tidy up and organize my large sewing room.  There is stuff everywhere!  Will try 'quilt in the hoop' project and use my Accuquilt more often.

Hi, I would like to finish my son's wedding quilt before the end of March (he was married in May 2011) and work on possibly three quilts for 'quilts of valor'.  Thanks.

In 2012, I'd like to find enough time to complete a king-sized quilt for my bedroom.  It's been planned out for quite some time now but I never seem to find the time to get it started.  All of the quilting I've done over the past few years has been given to others, and it would be really nice to have something for myself.

I would like to learn more about the quilting part of making a quilt.  Explore the different machines available for the quilting process.  Which one is the best.

Finish my first quilt, take beginning quilting class (es), attend more quilting classes at my local shops, buy more fabric!!

Finish my first quilt, attend beginner.s quilting class, attend more classes at my local shops,BUY MORe fabric!!

I would like to increase the accuracy of my piecing and gain more confidence in my quilting skills since I am a newbie.

I would like to quilt a sunflower panel kit with my friend Debbie.  We bought it together and want to get together and work on it.  I would like to also finish up quilting on several tops that I made in 2011.  I just know it could all happen!!!

I am hoping to get my quilting frame and machine set up and start teaching myself to free motion quilt so I can get my pile of quilts quilted and finished!  Hurray!!

My goal is to complete a quilt for my friend Cathy.  A mutual friend (Maybelle) of ours started this quilt for Cathy's young daughters.  Maybelle passed away suddendly last summer before finishing this quilt.  She had the top completed and was working on machine quilting the quilt.  The only areas left in the quilt to finish machine quilting was the four borders.  I have not done much machine quilting but told Cathy that I would try to finish this extra special quilt for her girls.  I have been practicing machine quilting on a smaller project (table runner) and feel that I am ready to tackle the quilt borders.  When I finish machine quilting the borders I will then add the binding and present the completed quilt to Cathy and her girls.  I know that it will be a treasure for all of them and a comfort for the girls to lie under such a wonderful gift that Maybelle had made for them.  

I have a king size quilt top I finished in 2008 that has not been quilted yet. Being a long arm quilter I get all my customers quilts done but not my own. It's like the shoemakers children do not have shoes.

I would like to finish at least two UFO's this year.  A friend and I started a block of the month quilt club several years ago.  She has finished hers and I am still putting mine together.  It gets a little embarassing at times when everyone finishes their projects and I am still working on mine or have put it in the closet to finish later.  I am going to do better this year!!!!!

I'm sure many others have the same goal as I do.  I have made many quilt tops but I don't seem to get around to sandwiching and quilting them.  I want to get at least half of them done.  This is the year!

My 2012 New Years resolution is to make 25 baby quilts for a local charity "Lil Miracles", a pregnancy resource center that assists low income mothers by providing 'life skill training' (parenting, personal finance, etc.), diapers, formula, baby clothes and blankets.  This will also help me achieve a second goal to reduce my scrap volume.  I can't bring myself to discard scraps, yet never seem to find a project to use them.  Making the baby quilts for "Lil Miracles" will provide me with hours of quilting enjoyment, benefit the community and help me reduce clutter!  an all around win-win

My 2012 New Years resolution is to make 25 baby quilts for a local charity "Lil Miracles", a pregnancy resource center that assists low income mothers by providing 'life skill training' (parenting, personal finance, etc.), diapers, formula, baby clothes and blankets.  This will also help me achieve a second goal to reduce my scrap volume.  I can't bring myself to discard scraps, yet never seem to find a project to use them.  Making the baby quilts for "Lil Miracles" will provide me with hours of quilting enjoyment, benefit the community and help me reduce clutter!  an all around win-win

I have 2 quilts I would like to finish quilting in 2012. One is a flannel quilt that I made for my  husband. I used scrap fabric from the flannel shirts and bath robes I have made for him over the years. The other one is a lattice quilt I am making for one of my beds. I also have a Stack and Whack quilt I would like to  finish cutting out and start putting together.

I would like to finish paying off my new used sewing machine so I could start free hand quilting. I have a photo album quilt which I would like to finish up. I would also like to back to my project of sewing for under privalage children.

I would like to finish the crazy quilt top that has been started....4 blocks somewhat completed....I would also like to spend more time quilting and quilt some of the tops I have completed!!!! My friend has asked for my help in making lap quilts for seniors in our local nursing home that do not have visitors or family so they will have something that reminds them they are remembered and someone does care!!!!!!!!!!!

Since I hand quilt, it can be slow going getting quilts finished so I would like to spend more time hand quilting.  Also, I have blocks made for 2 quilts and need to finish those tops so whenever I empty my quilt frame, I will have quilts ready to go back in, not to mention a couple other UFO'S

Since I hand quilt, it can be slow going getting quilts finished so I would like to spend more time hand quilting.  Also, I have blocks made for 2 quilts and need to finish those tops so whenever I empty my quilt frame, I will have quilts ready to go back in, not to mention a couple other UFO'S

I hand quilt and I would like to spend more time quilting.  I have 2 quilt tops ready to be completed and ready for the frame, and a couple other UFO'S in the works. But I need to work more on quilting so I can get more of them to the frame.

My goal is to be more organized with my fabric and quilting tools.  I also want to finish the one I'm working on before I go to the next one.  I want to quilt each day even if its only for 15 minutes.  The biggest one of all is to be constant with the quarter inch seam!!!  I just got a new sewing machine for Christmas and it came with many accessories.  I have the quarter inch foot and I'm able to see now how much easier my quilting is.  

I would like to master the quilt as you go method so I could make many quilts using this method since it is so difficult to free motion with my machine and work area I have.

I would like to finish all my shop hop quilts and then get on track with designing the quilts for each of my daughters.  I can do this with God's help only !

I would like to finish all my shop hop quilts and then get on track with designing the quilts for each of my daughters.  I can do this with God's help only !

My goal is to evaluate every piece of fabric smooshed into my floor-to-ceiling shelves and organize the stash into something useful.  Once that is done, my intent is to cut the smaller pieces of fabric into 2.5 inch squares and make a scrap quilt that I will attempt to quilt on my Bernina 440QE.  Of course, instead I could finish all the UFOs in the closet!

I'd like to learn to machine quilt on my sewing machine.  I don't like to pay other to finish my projects.

I would like to finish all my UFO's and keep up with the Mystery Quilt club and the Michael Miller Swirly Girl Clubhouse that I'm signed up for this year.

I would like to be good at free motion quilting.

sono italiana e vorrei fare un quilt,ma essendo principiante non so come partire.

amo il ricamo.

qualcuno ha qualche consiglio per me?

grazie

Mariangela

I would like to start and finish the Mckenna Ryan quilt kit I bought several years ago.  It has sat on the shelf taunting me.

I have 3 quilts basted, I would really like to get them quilted. Two are going to be hand quilted, and one I am going to try yet again to quilt on the machine.

Of course I would love to finish off some UFOs from the past two years, but my eyes and heart have fallen in love with a quilted jacket pattern that I really would like to wear this spring.  I've been collecting my stash of fabrics for this new project already :)  But, I've also promised myself that if I start this new project, I must also complete a UFO!

I too would like to finish those UFO's!   With the up-coming arrival of my new computerized LongArm this should become a real posibility this year.   I look forward to keeping a record of all the tops (about 25 last count) that become quilts in 2012.   The quilting step has been my hangup! I love the piecing/applique part as it lets me feel the fabrics, don't mind the making the label part as I use an embroidery machine for that and binding gives me a chance to sit and watch (listen) to a movie or recorded TV programs (makes for a nice day).   But now I am looking forward to the quilting part too.

FluffBallQuilts (aka: Nancy Coleman in SC)

My goal in 2012 is to make a quilted bed spread, about 120" by 120" using a thimble berry pattern from the book the Beautiful quilts.  I will have to change the block size and that will take some adjustment since each block is different.  I will also have to make a curtain for a window to match.  Not sure how that will be but I have plenty of fabric so the challenge is on.

I too would like to finish those UFO's!   With the up-coming arrival of my new computerized LongArm this should become a real posibility this year.   I look forward to keeping a record of all the tops (about 25 last count) that become quilts in 2012.   The quilting step has been my hangup! I love the piecing/applique part as it lets me feel the fabrics, don't mind the making the label part as I use an embroidery machine for that and binding gives me a chance to sit and watch (listen) to a movie or recorded TV programs (makes for a nice day).   But now I am looking forward to the quilting part too.

FluffBallQuilts (aka: Nancy Coleman in SC)

My goal is to finish some of the tops I have in the cupboard.  There's a Christmas quilt top in there that is now about three years old, but there are other tops in there way older than that.  Time to finish them off as I originally intended or finish them as a charity quilt, either way they won't be hiding in that cupboard being useless anymore.

In 2012 I want to expand into some more complicated techniques.  I want to do a king size Mariner's Compass, a Giant Dahlia, and a Double Wedding Ring.  These three patterns have been on my wish list for a very long time.  I also hope to get some of the UFOs completed.  I would also like to try my hand at hand quilting a smaller project just to be able to say I did it.

My quilt club has decided that this month each member will bring one to three UFOs.  By November or December each of those projects is supposed to be finished.  If you don't like one of your UFOs, you may pass it off to another member who would like to finish it (and keep it).  It will also be a great time to discuss problems you may be having finishing a project, and get some helpful suggestions from other members.  I've pulled out two UFOs that have been languishing for years.  This really gets me going.

My quilt club has decided that this month each member will bring one to three UFOs.  By November or December each of those projects is supposed to be finished.  If you don't like one of your UFOs, you may pass it off to another member who would like to finish it (and keep it).  It will also be a great time to discuss problems you may be having finishing a project, and get some helpful suggestions from other members.  I've pulled out two UFOs that have been languishing for years.  This really gets me going.

I'd like to expand my skill set buy using methods new to me.  I'd like to try paper piecing and applique.  Something beyond the straight lines I've been afraid to wonder away from.  Also,  there is a National Geographic Photo of the Day from Jan 1 2012 that inspires me.  I'd like to turn the image into a quilt.

I would like to find a pattern to use for my wedding dress.  I have been wanting to make it into a quilted spread for my qeen size bed but have not found one that I like.  My dress is white satin with all of the little croched designes around the bottom, and I would like to have them in conspicous places, of course.  I am also wanting to incorprerate the brides maid dress colors in it also, which were pink and lavender, or light purple.  Would a simple design show it off better than an intricute pattern?

Karon Wurst

I would like to expand my use of my embroidery knowledge and incorporate it into some of my quilts.

I would like to finish quilts for 3 gifts; a table cover for friend Bert, a bed quilt for daughter, and a wall hanging for son-in-law.  I would also like to get my sewing room completely organized.  I moved over a year ago and haven't touched it.

My goal is to get at least three UFO's quilted. This last year seemed to be rather chaotic so I have several projects that need finishing.

I'd like to finish some projects. I'm tired of starting things and not having the time and/or motivation to finish.

I'd also like to increase my longarm business by at least 25%.

I am always waiting for the "right time" to start a new project.  It's as though I am waiting for some spirit to grab me with so much enthusiasm for a particular project, and when it comes down to it, I am not sure which project I should start. SO - My goal (and I think it is reachable) is to make TIME for just SITTING DOWN, and then starting on WHATEVER IS AT THE SEWING TABLE.  I have a lot of "false starts" on so many projects, and if I just go in with a blindfold, and pull something out, I will take the TIME to just go and go and go, until whatever project it is, will get done.

I would like to finish at least five UFOs, including at least one BOM.  I do have space problems in my itty bitty little house, but still, I feel guilty about finishing a charity quilt top six months ago and still not getting it quilted.  It's only 40x60, so I should be able to find some place to sandwich it so I can stitch it in the ditch and get it mailed off.  And I finished my husband's Father's Day quilt top on time, but it's still sitting in a project bag, with backing, waiting to get assembled.  I really need to get my act together.

My goal is to become more comfortable with free style quilting.

Setting a goal of "finishing UFOs" just hasn't worked, so I am setting a more specific goal of finishing 6 UFOs this year - that just may be doable!

re  Survey, I hope to make a Medalion Quilt.

Shirley

Get my finished tops quilted -- I have all the materials, just never seem to find the time or space!

I would like to take my mid arm quilting up a notch.  I enjoy free motion quilting and would like to put the extra time in to take my quilts from done to WOW.

I have three children 2 girls and 1 son. I have made each of the girls more than one quilt but have yet to make my son one. I think it is because I can relate better to the pretty girly fabrics. So my main goal is to find a nice masculine quilt and make my 13 year old son his very own quilt. He never complains about not having one but when I told him I wanted to make him one he said ``really MOM`` I know just the type of fabrice I want (camouflage)!

Since I have only been quilting less than a year, I would like to learn as much as I can from many different experience quilters.

I would like to make a quilt for myself. I am always falling off the bottom of the priority list! So many times, visitors have said, "So, show me your quilts!" And I have none to show -- I make them all for other people and I'm lucky if I remember to take a picture before they are out the door. My 1-yr-old grandson already has three quilts!

I would love to make lots of quilts, finish the ones I have started and learn how to do the machine quilting myself with my Bernina Machine.

The Number one goal I'd like to achieve in 2012

1. I would LOVE  LOVE Love to Goooo quilt shop hopping to increase my stencil stash for my 14 quilt tops I need to quilt on my sewing machine this year. I'm sort of new at sewing machine quilting on my own sewing machine.

Will it be ok to mention another goal?  

2. Make a complete diary and labels of my  finished and unfinished quilts. This is so important that we document these for so many reasons.

This year I would like clear out my scrap bag and make as may quilts out of them as I can.You see there are at least 3 garbage bags full under my table. Wish me luck.

UFO's are always popular resolutions - but I am too late in life to set unrealistic goals.  Most quilts I have made have been for other people.  This year, my goal is to make a quilt for me to sleep under at my daughter's house when she delivers my first grandchild.  She has selected her colors and has 6 more months until her delivery date - I am selecting the pattern and warming up my machine.

My goal would be to get the tops I have done qulted. It is hard to trust these to someone else. I would like to find a longarm so that I could quilt them myself (hard to justify cost of buying a machine to husband in this economy). =)

like many others, I would like to tackle that pile of UFO's.  I also have a sort of quilting bucket list and would like to be able tow ork on that.  I have done a mystery quilt and some of the other things I would like to get to are a watercolor (wall-hanging), applique and a few other techniques.  Bring it on I'm not afraid of 2012, in fact I'm looking forward to it.

I addition to tackling UFO's.   I would like to make a queen size quilt for my inlaws.  It will be my largest quilt yet.    I would also like to make a wallhanging for my dining room wall but I'm not sure...   In addition I would like to improve my hand skills.

Robin

I would like to try hand-quilting.  I am a new quilter anyway, and have just made lap-size or smaller projects, with machine quilting.  So I'd like to make something small and hand-quilt it.

Not too original, I fear.  I just want to quilt all the tops that are finished, and finish the tops that are started. Not very likely, but good goals, just the same.

I bought myself a serger for Christmas.  I would like to learn to use it and see how it can be utilized as I continue to make charity kids' quilts for the Mayo Pediatric Infusion Therapy Unit in Rochester.

I would LOVE to improve my free motion quilting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My quilting goal for the year is to make more quilts for charity.

I hope to tackle my dozen works in progress and complete several of them.  Top on the list is completing the block of the month that I plan to give to my youngest brother which will then accomplish my goal of making a quilt for each of my five siblings.

Set aside time every day for sewing!

What seems to be the number one goal, I too, would like to finish at least ONE of my many UFOs.

I would like to make a sizable dent in my stash of fabric and use up the many scraps.Use what I have.

To actually finish a quilt this year.  But, with a 10 month old in the house, that could be harder than it sounds.

My goal in my quilting life for 2012 is to finish what I have started - to do the best that I can possibly do not to quickly do anything but to settle down and enjoy the process.  I have so many things that I want to do in quilting that I rush through them all - I am slowing down in 2012 and working hard to perfect my skills.  I have so much fabric and so many UFO kits to finish up - I want them done and out of my house to the house that they should be living in.  And I want to learn something new this year - to go beyond my comfort zone and do something new and exciting that will motivate me and excite me.  And probably last but not least to meet up with my Quilting friends at the retreats this year with tons of energy to be able to keep up with all of them... I guess that is more then one goal but not sure how to reduce it to just one...lol

January Member's Survey Contest - What is one quilting goal you would like to achieve in 2012?

The goal or goals that I have planned for myself is rather zealous and many.  But the most coveted is to complete the Civil War Quilt that was feature in Fons and Porter and QCA; and the Underground Railroad Quilt (this one will be easy - just putting it together)

January Member's Survey Contest - What is one quilting goal you would like to achieve in 2012?

The goal or goals that I have planned for myself is rather zealous and many.  But the most coveted is to complete the Civil War Quilt that was feature in Fons and Porter and QCA; and the Underground Railroad Quilt (this one will be easy - just putting it together)

My goals are to complete 12 more UFO's, make a quilt for our bed, and to enjoy many, many sewing days!

I would like to finish my first quilt.  I have so many pieces of material that my Mom used to sew with but she became sick with Alsheimers disease and passed away.  I found one of her first quilts that she wasn't able to finish and I met  a dear woman that was able to complete it for me as a gift to my father.  I would now like to make my first one as my Grandmother also make scrap quilts all the time but I was unable to learn from her before she passed away.  

Saluto tutte le persone d'oltre oceano che amano il quilt.

Sono una principiante e sono italiana,purtroppo non conosco la vostra lingua.

Vedo on line delle bellissime trapunte ed io vorrei iniziare col paper piecing.

Vorrei chidere se avete anche altri disegni non geometrici, per esempio paesaggi, animali,case,fiori.

Vi ringrazio molto se potete inviarmi qualcuno di questi disegni.

My goal for 2012 is to learn to free motion quilt! I have all my gear, bookmarked all sorts of pages and videos online, and am currently stocking up on my practice sandwiches.

I would like to finish the five quilt tops sitting on the loveseat.  I would like to bite the bullet and do free motion quilting.  Yikes!

Hi would like to get the 16 quilt tops from last year quilted.  Don't seem to have time to do my own as I am busy quilting for others.  LOL

My quilting goal for 2012 is to make and donate fifty quilts to charity.  I made it to 36 last year.  Other than that, I have several blocks that I would like to make into quilts for me!

My goal is to proceed with confidence.  I have to realize that not everything will turn out "perfect", but it will be made with care, and confidence.

Several years ago, I was so attracted to a quilt that was on display at my favorite quilt shop that I purchased the pattern and material to make a king-sized version of the quilt for my own bedroom that would be the launching point for redecorating the room.  At some point I did cut the fabric in preparation to sew it together. Then, I proceeded to make baby quilts, gifts, purses, donation quilts, everything but my own quilt.  My goal for 2012, is to put this quilt together so I can transform my bedroom and enjoy the accomplishment that comes with completing this goal. I should mention that I have never made a king-sized quilt so that too will be an accomplishment for me.  I know I can do this in 2012!

For 2012 I'd like to focus more on helping others reach their goals in quilting. Expanding my free weekly lesson to 2 or three days a week.  And of course using up the stash is always a goal, possibly a dream.  Getting my quilt pattern published would be another goal.

For 2012, I would like to use up some of the fabrics in my stash and that way make room for some of the new wonderfully modern fabrics being created.  

My quilting goal for 2012 is to keep learning and having fun with each new project.... BUT I also need to take a little more time to actually finish a project before I move on to the next (which is alsmost impossible to do, but I will TRY!)  There are so many fun projects and fabrics out there I just want to try them all!!

To finish my UFO's.

I have two main goals this year.  First is to try harder to keep my sewing room in order....it's a real mess at this moment.  The other is to begin a sewing/quilting group at my church.  Our first meeting is tomorrow when we will decide when and what we will be doing.  Hopefully some lap quilts, walker "bags" or possibly bibs for area nursing homes and assisted living facilities.  Also want to keep up with our women's group mission quotas for the year.  

We are a very small church and not many members are able to help with these projects so I am hopeful that we will be able to get this accomplished

my goal for this year is at least one quilt per month. I do have one UFO and would like to finish it by Feb. I started this one quilt per month from last November and so far I am able to achieve my goal with fons and porters public channel programs and youtube tutorials

In 2012 I would like to learn how to machine quilt (freehand quilting) on my own machine.  Last year I learned how to use a long-arm quilting machine and would consider my skills "adequate".  Since I have neither the space or financial resources for a long-arm at home, I have to schedule rental time at a near-by quilt shop to complete my quilts, wallhangings and tablerunners.  It would be nice to become proficient (or even "adequate") at freehand quilting using my Bernina at home!

My goal for 2012 is to learn how to free motion quilt on my DSM.  If I achieve my goal my UFO's will be history.

My goal for 2012 is to finish a bargello quilt that I started for my daughter.

Last fall I spend alot of time driving around photographing the various barns with quilt blocks on them.  I'd like to make a quilt with one particular barn.  It was the ideal for an all American quilt with the block on the barn, a white picket fence around the pasture and a large flag pole with the American flag in front.  It needs to be made.  Of course this could become an ongoing project because all of the barns were so beautiful.

For the year 2012 - I aim to get at least an eighth of my UFOs completed. As they number at least 87

that would be going Oh so well.  (At least 11 finished - Wow)

Carol in Bullengarook, Oz.

Finish three Bom UFO. Learn to free motion quilt

This is THE year.... not for the end of the world, but almost as scary, for me to learn to free motion quilt! I have tried a few times, got very frustrated, and quit, made excuses, cleaned the house as an alternative, etc. I know I need to learn this in order to take my quilts to the next level.

I have become very interested in the Quilts of Valor project and my goal is to make at least 3 tops to donate.  A long arm quilt friend has agreed to quilt them if I make the tops.  Think we'd make a great team for this worthwhile effort.

My goals for 2012 is to learn how to machine quilt my quilts and to go to more quilting classes to learn as much as I can about quilting.  My quilts are pretty basic patterns, but want to get more creative and make more challenging patterns.... there is always something new to learn.

I actually have 2 goals for this year. The first is to enter a quilt in a contest for the first time and the second is to get a new sewing machine. I have both started. Yea me!!:)

My goals for 2012 are first to hand applique and then longarm quilt a wedding wall hanging for our god daughter marrying her sweetheart in May this year.  I also wish to quilt the king sized top made of lovely Japanese fabrics for my own bed since I have no bed-sized quilt of my own.  This would make my husband truly happy! And I, like others, wish to continue making Quilts of Valor doing the longarm quilting and bindings.

how my sewing room organized and at least 3 UFO complete!

I will finish two baby quilts before the kids grow up and drive to pick them up, and learn to needle-turn applique and hand quilt.

I would like to get some of my quilt tops quilted this year- to make room for new projects that I have in mind!

Utilize my stash; try not to spend on new fabric until I use some of what I have collected (this would also serve a second purpose of making my husband extremely happy).

2011 was my year for finishing UFO's...I did make a dent.  2012 will be the year I pick out and start what I will call a "take your time" or "slow quilt".  Specifically, that would be one that was not meant to be "quick pieced" or "fast & easy".  Perhaps a hand appliqued quilt???  Actual project --- yet to be determined!

To open my own quilt shop so I can quilt all day long.  Buy a long arm quilting machine and master it.

To make at least 100 quilts for Quilts for Kids who are in the hospital.

In 2011 I finally got the sewing room of my dreams as we moved into a new home and my husband set me up with new cabinets and shelves!! For 2012 I would like to start (and finish!) a blue and yellow bedspread for our Guest room. I purchased the fabric late last year and have been waiting for the Holiday rush to finish.

In 2012 I'm making small quiltes projects for craft fairs to support Grandmother in Africa which makes money for those Grandmothers who are raising grandchildren who have lost their parents due to Aides.I'm also making Quilt for Cancer, again I will give these quilts away to Cancer patients, though out Canada.

My goal for 2012 is to continue enjoying, learning, and practicing this incredable quilting world!  By doing so, I will learn new things, improve my quilting, use new tools and fabrics,  meet new people, and have tons of fun while accomplishing my goal. I am so thankful for the quilting industry - it provides  excitement to each and every day.

I hope to finally learn to use my Babylock Quilt Pro (sp??) to quilt the ever-growing unfinished tops  Sad to say it's been sitting in my sewing loft for four years.  I just can't seem to get up enough motivation to get serious;  guess the motivation is hidden with my motivation to lose weight.  

I hope to practice more quilting on the machine myself instead of sending out tops to be quilted by machine by someone else. LOVE hand quilting, but life is too short to limit it by not trying to learn something new.

I'm resolving to finish one of my projects before starting a new one. If I do this I'll eventually get caught up - won't I?

I should say it is to finish my UFO's - it's always that EVERY year.  But my heart's desire is to work really closely with my 10 year old granddaughter (yes- 10) that I gave sewing machine #2 to this Xmas.  Her flair for design  is AMAZING.  She is patch quilting and puts the most remarkable shapes and colors together.  She even has a an uncanny sense of construction.  I want her to have the best skills possible to achieve a top notch product.

I have 2 goals for the new year.  First is to try techniques I have always wanted to try, bought all the stuff to do that's been in the stash for far too long, and never made the time or was too afraid to try.  The second is to touch someone's heart with my work.  

I would like to make another art quilt and enter it in a national contest.  I have never entered or shown my work until last year, and actually got selected in that contest, so now I am inspired to try something on a larger scale.

I want to finish a couple of ufos (I have caught up on most) and i want to practice more applique while i am traveling and start some new projects.  Also want to take more classes on line and get more involved in the quilting world out there.

In 2012 I would like to find the time to learn to do free motion machine quilting.  So far all I have been able to do is a straight line grid.

I have many goals but the one that is the highest on my list is to recreate and document a quilt my great grandmother made for her granddaughter (my aunt) for her 10th birthday in 1926. The original has 40 to 50 embroidered designs on blocks made from squares from men's clothing.  My great grandmohter was living on a farm in northeast Kansas.  She lived 97 years and I have some blocks she made and finished a  bowtie quilt in 1956 she had started for my brother. I think the designs in quilt have a lot of symbolism that I do explore.

I really want to learn how to quilt a quilt, what kind of batting? machine needles? thread? i want to learn free motion quilting on my home sewing machine. i rely on information from sites like this and others for info. my other goal this ear is to lose weight - more sewing and less eating!! now if i can only figure out how to sew while i am on the treadmill . . . .  . . .

I would like to be able to finish all the kits that I have bought over the years and try out some of the new patterns I have saved over time. I make a lot of charity baby quilts also and would like to make lots of those.

There's the ever present finish more UFOs than start new projects.  Then there's the organize the stash, cut scraps into usable pieces goal.  More achievable - I'd like to do a log cabin quilt and a sampler quilt with blocks that are autobiographical (such as state blocks from where I've lived, blocks that show interests and hobbies, etc).

So many goals and only 366 days!!  Just like alot of other's, I would like to complete some UFO's.  Also, I would like to learn something new. I have a few block of the month's I'd like to get started, and finished!

Finish UFO's . I have trouble doing the final steps. I have mid longarm machine and frame so it is time to learn how to use it beter so I can finish these projects. Our house burned down 3 years ago and I am trying to build up my finished quilts

Like everyone else,I want to finish  as many UFO's that I can. Got one top done.

I am always looking to learn new techniques, and to improve the skills I have now. I have made birthday quilts for over 50 fellow nurses, also I have made and donated over 100 charity quilts. I am self taught for over 10 years now.  My hope is to open a quilt shop this year. I will continue this year to make as many beautiful quilts as I can and hopefully bringing some joy, happiness and comfort to all that I can. I just want to touch others. God gave me a talent and I love to share it.  

I would love to achieve this year paper piercing and goals to become a better free motion quilter these are things i have set to achieve in this year

I would love for my fledgling business to take wings and fly. I'm a quilter and now have a longarm machine that is just too cool for words. Quilting is so much easier and quicker now, and no pain involved. My arthritis loves this machine so much it gets lost in the sewing.  My designs are more intricate no more "ho-hum" designs, no more just getting it done, my quilting has grown wings of gold. Now is the year and the time for me to fly!

I would like to finish my first quilt for myself and my sweetheart.  I have donated many quilts over the past 10 years to: children at David's House at Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital; comfort quilts to hurricane victims; surviving siblings of accidents; teen hospital patients; fire victims; police cars; The Child Advocacy Center; 5 to a family with a severely handicapped child; memory quilt from a spouse's shirts; 30th Granite Man Triathlon t-shirt quilt to the mom of the event's namesake; babies of town employees; the Gundalow Society fundraiser; 1 year anniversary for a heart transplant recipient; etc.  I teach children how to make quilts at an afterschool program.  But I never get around to finishing one for home because the others always seem more pressing.  2012's goal is to complete a UFO (and I do have several, ok, I have lots!) for my sweetie.  After all, I'm turning 62 so I better get going.

I hope to finish one UFO! yes, I have many!  :)

I want to finish two quilts that I have started and learn to hand quilt small projects.

For 2012 I would like to finish my husbands quilt and to start and finish 5 lap quilts that I have the material already purchased for but haven't started on.  I want to set aside time every Monday for quilting.

I wand to finish the three small quilt's that are ready for hand quilting and my granddaughter wants me to make her a quilt.  I gurss I'd better get started.

I hope to continue making quilts for those in need.

I am a hand quilter---I need to get 5 projects finished this winter, so my goal is to do this.

I wish to make a Storm at Sea quilt with all the batiks that I've been collecting.

I intend to learn paper piecing. It's been a desire of mine for several years but I've been intimidated, so I signed up for a class and I'm going to learn!

I want to clean out and sort my craft supplies into a usable arrangement so that I can be crafty without spending all my time looking for my supplies.  I also have several quilts that are at the stage of needing to be bound.   I'd like to finish them.

My quilting goal for this year is to use as much of my stash as I can and do my best to refrain from purchasing new fabric unless it's absolutely necessary (it's always necessary to purchase new fabric right?).  I'm going to give my stash busting my best and see how many quilts I can get made.

I have two goals for my quilting hobby!

1.  Finish all ufo's before starting something new.

2.  In above, use a lot of my stash.  I would like to buy new fabric as my tastes have changed over the years.  Hence, I need to use up what I have as much as possible to make room for more.  

I want to finish hand quilting a Gettysburg quilt and hang it on my wall, learn paper piecing techniques, and make two twin size dorm quilts for my great nieces who are starting college in the fall.

I would like to create my first art quilt.  

I want to finish a quilt I started in the late 1970's called Mohawk Trail.  At the time, I thought it would be "easy" since all the pieces were the same shape.  All the pieces were cut out (940!), two blocks completed, and some units for the blocks were hand pieced together.  I've started and am continuing with the hand piecing and hand applique.  

I have 3 quilts I need to make before November - including a wall hanging for my son's Eagle ceremony. I have purchased "Boy Scout" fabric & have a picture of him in his uniform which I plan on transferring onto fabric for the center of the quilted wall hanging.

I would like to continue to make get well quilts.  These are lap quilts that church members sign before given to the person need well wishes.  

To finally start using my  Pastel & Dark Kona Fat Quarters that have been patiently sitting in their boxes waiting for me to  use them. I just have to find the "just right " quilt pattern to use them on as they look so lovely so neatly arranged in their boxes.

It's funny that you have a mariner's compass as the icon.  I have wanted to make a spectacular mariner's compass quilt and have had a great fear of learning paper piecing.  I WILL learn how to do that this year and hope that I will be able to make my mariner's compass.  I would love to do it in striking batiks.  That is my goal.  At the moment I am finishing up a baby quilt for my brand new to be grand-daughter due in March.

To finish the Sylvia's Bridal Quilt that I started in 2010.  I have about 80 blocks finished but have many more to do.  

I would like to finish a cancern quilt I started. I have to put the layers together and quilt it. It turned out bigger than I have the energy to tackle.

I would like to be able to compleatly finish a quilt this year.  I have worked with others on quilting projects, now I want to do one of my one.

Karon Wurst

I have a wedding quilt that just HAS to be done by July

I would like to finish all of the BOMs I belong to by the end of this year.

Of course, UFO's and pare down my stash, keep practicing my machine quilting, but most of all have fun making quilts.

I would like to improve my free motion quilting to the level that I would actually use it on a quilt.

My goal is to finish up several UFO's that have been waiting patiently. Would also LOVE to learn free motion quilting..........which I think would make me finish those UFO's...JUST so I could free motion quilt 'em!  :)

I too would like to finish UFO's, but most important to me is to purge my stash of all  fabric that I know I will never use and donate to a group that makes quilts, blankets and pillow cases for others. I also plan to make some Linus quilts and pillowcases for our local hospital This will give me room for new fabrics.

I want to get back to my quilting as I have not been near my machine in a long time. I also want to get the tops I have done but that are not quilted and finished them this year.

Carol in Delaware

My biggest goal is to organize my vast stash of fabric so I know what I have really accumulated and then get to sewing quilt tops for the special people in my life.

I am working on finishing all of my UFOS.  There is a club here in Utah that will give prizes for each object that you get finished, so that is what I am trying to do.  I am also trying to start a new project.

My goal this year is to make birthday quilts for each of four grand children.   Two nine-patch and two appliqued.  An ambitious goal, but I'm gonna do it!

Several goals - to quilt more and more for one, to get all of the quilt ideas that are dancing in my head turned into patterns and/or quilts.  

The 2nd one is to start an online business.  I've been wanting to do this for some time.  I can't quit my day job yet, but I've always wanted to have my quilting on a site and either sell some of my quilts or my patterns or quilt labels or quilted greeting cards (or all of these!)  I am working towards this goal this year.

To organize my sewing area--I moved in  (too embarrassed to say what year) and my sewing supplies are scattered.  Also during this time I received many additional supplies from my mother.  I need to sort the useable and get rid of duplicates.

My goal for 2012 is to organize my fabric stash and use the fabric to make quilts and wall hangings for birthday and holiday presents for all my friends and family this year.

Wellllll....where do I start! LOL...My biggest goal this year is to get my studio built.  It would make my dream come true!  and my house would be home again instead of the storage for my terrible habit of quilting!  On a more serious note... My true, down to the blood that flows in my heart, goal is to teach some local students and American Legion Auxillary members how to make Quilts of Valor.  I would like to present and/or complete at least 1 QOV for each month this year.  Even if it hairlips the Pope!  It's all I want to do now since I've discovered their foundation.  I wish I could pay the light bill doing QOVs.  Life would be about as close to perfect as it could be if that were possible.  In March I have organized a bike run to raise money for 'Operation Valor' at my American Legion and at each stop we make I will be presenting a QOV to various members and warriors on the run.  It will be GRAND! I am looking forward to it so much!  I know I'll have to bring layers and layers of makeup with me from all the crying that will be involved! My last QOV on the run will be presented to the Commander at my post whom I have grown to look at as a father figure in my life.  He has been instrumental in many of my choices in life recently.  It will make me so proud to finally present him (Vietnam POW) with his own QOV.  Sometime this year I will also present QOV's to my brother (active duty/just returned 5th deployment to Iraq/Army) and his wife, also a veteran/Navy.  It will be a GRAND year for my heart indeed.  So please say a few Hail Mary's for me to get it all done!  FOR GOD and COUNTRY!

Come July 2012 I will have 10 grand nieces and nephews. I plan on making each one a lap quilt this year.

I plan to start quilting on a regular basis in 2012. I haven't quilted since I was 16 and am now 64.  I used to quilt with my Grandmother using flat irons and a cook stove to keep the irons hot.  We pressed everything even back then!!!

I want to make a quilt out of silk fabrics this year.  I've been collecting silks for years, and finally think I have enough to make, oh, maybe a crazy quilt, maybe a wall hanging with appliqué, or even a landscape quilt.  Last fall my guild had a quilter's garage sale and a gentleman showed up with boxes and boxes of discontinued silk upholstery samples.  He wanted so little money for them, I had to buy some.  They are the impetus for my silk quilt as I'm convinced I have enough fabric for a really good one.  

I would like to quilt the table runner, round table quilt, and baby quilt I am working on. I want to start a new women's history quilt.  Winter is a good time to quilt.  I quilt by hand while watching TV and my two gray cats sit on me very comfortably under the quilt I am working on.  We all stay warm together.

My goal is to make a king size quilt, finish it and not lose my temper when quilting it

I have 2 goals (well actually more but...) I. I want to fix a quilt that was my Great great Grndmothers.  I plan on putting a batting and finishing it.  2. I want to make 2 Sun Bonnet Sue quilts for both of my granddaughters!! And if I get those done ....

Finish my UFOs.  I have my 2010 Thimblerries BOM, several kits I bought for my grandsons, a Mary Engelbreit I bought for myself, and my husband's Father's Day quilt (from last year) still to finish.  I promised my husband I wouldn't buy any more projects (or storage containers), so I need to get busy!!

I have two drawers of beautifully hand made doilies that my mother made and I would like to incorporate these beauties into some small beautiful quilts that can be hung and displayed and give one to each of her grandchildren in her memory as almost none of the younger generation would use them as doilies it would assure they continued to be out and seen for generations to come.  Would love to see ideas or thoughts on incorporating them that may help.  I am a beginner quilter with only two quilts done.

To finish a sofa quilt for MY home!

To learn how to flawlessly bind all of my projects using my own bias tapes. I recently visited a local quilt shop for the first time (The Stichin' Post) and they all agreed to teach me for free!! Wonderful folks there!!

I plan to finish several quilts. I have taken class after class to learn different techniques and therefore, I have really never finished any one of the quilts for these classes. Hopefully in the next 5 years I will be able to retire from my daily job and can start enjoying quilting while not tired and squeezing in a few minutes to sew.  I have never taken a quilt from start to finish. I want very much to do this. Also my goal is to get my sewing room organized so that when I quilt I can find the things I need when I need them, not spending valuable quilting time looking for the right tool. Good luck to everyone with their new year's resolutions no matter what they may be.

I would really like to get my Daughter's wedding quilt done and start on some others. I have one quilt to finish handquilting and hope to get it done also. I hope to get my stash better organized and ready to select from.

I would like to continue to hone my overall quilting skills further. It would be nice to attend additional classes via on-line or at my LQS, and am hoping to join my local quilting guild.  

I plan to finish the civil war quilt from block of the month club, that i have begun... Andcontinue to have fun with my elegante embroidery machine! I also wantto finish the jacket i began the quiltblocks for from one of my 'in the hoop' quilt block design patterns!  I also hope to win the fabric for life conest since i have so many leftovers already! One can never have too much fabric , can they?....but i have so many plans!

I want to be able to organize my sewing area to make it easier to work on all my projects.  I am searching for the tool I just put down, so I want to find a way to organize my tools, my works in progress, and my fabrics so I spend less time searching and more time sewing.

I think I'd like to make a quilt for each of my brothers and sisters (including BIL and SIL) this year. I've made quilts for their kids, and although the kids love them, they outgrown them. The adults in the family love the quilts and we just don't give each other enough credit for how hard we all work and what a great family we've raised together.  If I made one for their birthday, I won't have to have the first done until April. However, there are 3 in May. I have two tops for one sister and one brother, just have to get them quilted, so just need to make one for the other sister in May.  Then next wouldn't be due until the end of July and then the last two aren't until December. I should be able to pull this one off.

I have two main goals in my quilting endeavors. The first is to start a quilter's group at my church to make small quilted wraps for hospitalized members of our church and/or crib quilts for new babies. The second is to expand my shopping area and check out other quilt shops and/or fabric stores. As an aside, I am happy to see all the websites for quilter's. There is a real since of community and support. Thank you, Flo Duheme

This year, I want to finish my MQV quilt (yes, it's still not done.  Life gets in the way!).  I would also like to learn more about quilting my own work.  I would like to be able to do a little freehand work by the end of the year.

I started a fall-themed queen-sized bedspread-quilt last fall, after our retirement move from southern California, and getting the house pretty much liveable.  Didn't finish it, surprise, surprise.  That's my main goal.  An equally important goal is to get my boxed-up fabric (in the basement) out of boxes and onto shelves so I have a chance to find what I want.

The fall quilt needs borders added, for which  I have all the fabric, backing, quilting and binding.  I am a machine-quilter, using my Pfaff for all quilting.

Like what appears to be 95% of those responding I'd like to finish my UFO's but that isn't top of the list.  I'd really like to finish blocks from Women of the Bible study so I can send a quilt to my bff's  Fred and Judithanna who are both retired Methodist ministers.  They have been with me through thick and thin and a quilt is long passed due.  Then perhaps I can work on repossessing my sewing room from the rest of the family...dogs, cats, daughter's tools and recycling.

To spend more quality time sewing and sharing show and tells with my mom.

My resolution is to make time to quilt or do a quilting related activity of 30 or more minutes 5 days a week.

I have 3 grandchildren.  Over the last 10 years or so, I have finished two tops for two of them.  This year I want to finish the quilt for the third one.  As I get older, it is taking longer and longer to finish quilts and I want each of them to have a special quilt from from Gramsy.

My goal for 2012 is to design and sew my first art quilt from beginning to quilting, embroidery, embellishment and binding.  

My goal for 2012 is to make a queen size quilt for

My bedroom.  So far most of my projects are small items like table toppers and

Wall hangings.  This would be my first  bed size quilt project.

Since I got my longarm a year and a half ago all my quilting has been for gifts, charity or for customers.  I have several tops I would like to finish in time to enter them in the local fairs.

In 2012 I would like to finish my first ufo, and send it to my eldest daughter. I started it for her, and made a mistake and put it away, where it's been for several years now.  I would also like to do applique and be good at it.

I want to continue to encourage my 10 yr old grandson to make quilts, he just completed his first lap quilt. I want to also become a better long arm quilter so that I can help others complete their quilts. Have also started a quilt for a missionary with some friends and want to get that finished this year.

I have made  this the year I complete and donate one charity quilt a month. In addition our quilt bee is participating in the McCalls Mystery Quilt challenge and that will be an additional opportunity to have a completed quilt to donate.

My 2012 goal is to set aside all new projects until I have finished hand quilting the queen size quilt on my quilting frame.

I have many goals for 2012.  The first one is to start and complete three charity quilts.  In three weeks I have completed one that will be turned into the quild this week and have pieced and quilted two others.  I am on my way to meeting this goal.

Second is to focus on a quilt show challenge due in March for voting.  

Third is to complete a few UFO’s that have been hanging around for too many years.  

The second half of the year I plan to begin work on a large complex applique quilt, I have been practicng my stitches for over a year.  I also want  begin a new quilt for the next qult show that will be scheduled in two years.  Most of all I want to have fun and enjoy the hobby with all of my quilting friends.

To stay focused I plan to make a copy of these goals and place it in my sewing room to keep me on track, wish me luck.  Happy Quilting to all and good luck with your goals too.

My goals for 2012 is to A) make a Celtic twist quilt for my cousin's daughter's wedding present and B) to make a star quilt. I have been reluctant to try piecing a star block, so I want to expand my repertoire and learn to piece this. I have been collecting batiks for the Celtic twist quilt and plan to start cutting this week. Good luck & God bless all of us happy stitchers!

My goal is to master my EQ6/7 program and the computer. I have several patterns to write. The quilting is completed but no instructions for all who keep asking for them. I do much better at teaching in a class, but I strugle to write something that sounds intelligent. Webster and I are very good friends. Oh yes I also would love to use up my stash in this life time. In this one year would be a merical.

A big dittos to what everyone else said. I would love to aquire a long arm but I would first have to move to a bigger house. I realy need to master my EQ 6/7 program and the computer so I can write up my patterns that everyone keeps asking me for. And maybe put a dent in my years of accumulated stash.

I've been a quilter for seven years and I piece fine but I am going to learn to do more than stitch in the ditch and grid work.  My piecing deserves better.

I would LOVE to create my plan for our guild's challenge due in December - make the plan, gather the parts and then work the plan!

Since I am a quilter and an artist, I want to take some classes on how to combine the two. I love appliqué but feel it needs more and I think this is the way to do it.

Since I am a quilter and an artist, I want to take some classes on how to combine the two. I love appliqué but feel it needs more and I think this is the way to do it.

I am a quilter and a watercolor artist, and I want to learn to combine both my arts. I love appliqué and feel that it would look nicer with some dimension from paints.

I am a quilter and a watercolor artist, and I want to learn to combine both my arts. I love appliqué and feel that it would look nicer with some dimension from paints.

What is one quilting goal you would like to achieve in 2012?  Even though I have many quilting goals for this year (completing UFO's, learning to paper piece) I would like to learn how to design a quilt.  Most magazines shows the piecing of the blocks but how do you learn the best 'quilting' for that pieced block for the overall quilt? In addition how to mix multiple fabrics that has designs into one quilt and have the quilt flow pleasantly for the eye.  

I bought some small artsy quilt kits (fusible applique) and almost forgot I had them.  I'll work on some of them for various fund-raising activities sponsored by organizations I belong to.  But my first time at assembling a genuine "pieced" quilt is a queen sized spread for a new retreat center for our diocese.  They are renovating/remodelling our convent and asked for quilt donations for all the new sleeping rooms.  Some parishes have completed several quilts.  Ours is a very small congregation, but I took it upon myself to commit to one quilt from our parish.  I hope to have some of my fellow parishioners help with assembling and sewing together the quilt top now that I have all the fabric cut and the more precise blocks sewn.  A lady in a sister parish has a longarm and will do the quilting for us.  Then I get to learn how to put the binding on :).  To help pay for the fabric, batting, and thread, my DH suggested we ask for sponsors for each of the different fabric patterns and other components.  We succeeded in getting donations for almost 100% of the cost of materials.  I would like to take a carload of parishioners down to the new retreat center to present our parish's quilt in person.

I would like to learn to free motion quilt and finish all my UFO's from last year.

I hope to finish my daughter's wedding quilt.  It is made of silk and rayon and will sparkle when i finish.  It is very large and quite a daunting project.

I would like to finish more projects than I buy new ones.  This will be the year to get rid of UFO's and I will quilt all of them.

I would like to increase my skill and to make quilt for our bed  queen size  

I would like to increase my skill and to make quilt for our bed  queen size  

To make and finish some quilts that I want to do but didn't take the time to do before.Will have some new techiques if I do that !! Always want to teach myself something new !!

I would like to learn to free motion quilt. I've read all about how to do it, but I'm still nervous about actually doing it!

I would love to complete some of my UFOs.  Most of them just need to be quilted.  I haven't attempted free motion quilting yet but would love to learn.  

My biggest goal is to get a handle on the disorganization in my sewing room and get my stash in order. After that I want to get all my UFOs completed and design my own quilt from start to finish. I think I can, I think I can....

I want to get 4 UFO's finished, organize my scraps, make my first scrap quilt and the most exciting....practice, practice, practice on my new longarm.

I would like to try paper piecing.  I have been studying up but haven't been brave enough to start yet.

My goal this year is to use up some of my stash by making a childs quilt every month and donating it to the women's shelter that our guild supports.

My goal this year is to finish a quilt for all my nieces and family members i haven't already done a quilt for.  i also want to finish all my ufo's I have had sitting around for the last 10 years or more and to find a person in my area who enjoys quilting so i have someone to talked to about quilting and other things.  i also want to start a bucket list of all the quilts I want to make before I'm to old to do any sewing.

My big goal for this year is to complete a bed quilt for my father and each of my 3 brothers and their wives. My stretch goal is to make the art quilt that I've been planning to work on for the last three years.

Being ill for several years I got away from quilting. Now that I find out my illness is terminal , my goal is to make each of my family members and grandchildren quilts that they can use as hugs from me when I am not here. I have no stash, I am just starting it from scratch. The quilts will be simple patterns to conserve on time but they will be hand quilted and full of love and hugs. Pretty big project so I think I will have to live longer :)

Reduce my stash, finish at least 6 quilts on my "To Do" list, and catch up on my documentation.  Last summer I spent 2 months documenting the quilts I have made, starting with the first in 1981, and am now down to only about a dozen undocumented.  Unfortunately those are ones I have given away, so I am having to ask the recipients for pictures and sizes.  I really wish I had started documenting when I started quilting!

Just started quilting process again after 20 years and would love to do at least 3 this year.  Have plans for a twin size to start for my 2 year old grandson.  Then one for my 5 year old grandaughter and then maybe start one for myself.

I want to try out a longarm quilting machine through a longarm quilting class, and see if I can get some of my 11 quilt tops quilted.

Of course, the UFo's need to be completed.  I would like to learn to applique this year.  It always intriques me but I never take it on.

My goal is to sew  ten baby quilts for a neonatal hospital unit here in Little Rock, AR.  I am doing this with another quilter, and we open to give as many quilts as we can to this worthy cause.  :)

My quilting goal for this year is to complete four quilts for the quilting ministry at my church. I also need to learn how to let go of some of the quilts I have in my stash. I have two nieces I need to gift a quilt.

My DH surprised me with a late Christmas gift last year - a longarm and frame. So, my goal for 2012 is to learn how to use it well, finish up my UFOs and then keep up with quilt tops as I complete them. I love the whole process of quiltmaking (except maybe ironing/pressing) and am excited to be able to quilt my own larger quilts!

I have i been making quilts for my grandchildren for the past  years - and have only made one queen   size quilt.  This year I want to make a memory quilt for my husband - who thank God is very healthy - but I really want to make a special quilt or him with some of his favorite family photos.

I would love to finish my UFOs  and take a few classes and sew more and meet some of my QCA friends..and lose weight and improve health...lol.. ambitious year for me I guess..

I would like to get 6 quilts done this year.  

I would like to get 6 quilts done this year.  

I started 2012 with 13 UFO's and promised myself I would not start anything new until these  were completely finished.  I had 8 that needed sandwiching, quilting and binded... am down to 5! And I have 5 that need to be pieced, sandwiched, quilted and binded. I am bound and determined to get all 13 UFOs finished. And think I will be able to do it. I have a good start and today another quilt will be quilted. Its for my daughter I have promised her for yrs for a bed quilt. Well that promise is coming true!

My goal in 2012 is to spend more time quilting.  To finish up the projects that are stack up. The main plan this year is to use up the fabric stash I have, giving to charity or hospitals and nursing homes.  To join a quilt guild.

I need to complete my grand daughter's wedding quilt before Sept.  Of course there are plenty of projects that need to be done also but this is the most important.  But right now the machine that I use for quilting is in the shop!  Hopefully it will be done and ready for pick-up soon.

I would like to completely finish a UFO twin quilt from 4 years ago. In that time, it has been on the shortarm frame, then unloaded and frogged, then remounted on the frame and started again. I'm embarrassed because the recipient is a faraway friend who is so kind he never asks what happened to his quilt! It doesn't have to be a marvelous work, it just has to be DONE.

After being away from quilting for 16 years I retired in September and have just completed my 30th quilt top with all tops have all been sewn within the past six months but I have yet to quilt them.  My goal this year is to save enough of my social security checks to purchase a longarm machine so I don't have to purchase time on a longarm machine at my local quilt shop.  I really need to bite the bullet and get my own.  I donate most of my quilts to Quilt of Valor, Wounded Warrior, and Project Linus and a machine would really save me a lot of time and expense.  My daughter's wedding quilt is underway so it will be added to the stack (hopefully finished by August 31st.  I love finished projects best of all, don't you?

This year, I would like to start AND FINISH projects.  I have committed myself to a UFO group with an online guild (that to finish quilting as well as hand embroidery projects).  Also, I am working with a group on Carol Doak's 50 Fabulous Stars - that's one a week for that project and a Block of the Month group.  I have lots on my plate and try to keep on track with due dates - finishing projects will be my number 1 in 2012.

My goal is to join a great group of friends to quilt & laugh & be stress free for a few hours each week! Due to work & small children I have been too busy for the last couple of years. I have since realized that life will never be slow down I just have make the time for "me", I feel selfish saying that but my wonderful supportive husband of nearly 20 years knows that a quilting wife is a happy to live with wife! Well my goal will be realized next week! I cannot wait!!!!!!

This year I would like to get some things done for myself.  I have started things but get side tracked doing for my family (I love to do it!) I have a few UFO's laying around my sewing room,( some 3 years old) and I find that they are really calling me!  That would be really exciting for me to complete these as I have a binder full of new projects to start!!  :0)

In 2012 I want to finish a quilt each month for Quilts of Valor.  I'm almost done with a quilt for them this month (January).  Some friends in my quilt guild are trying to organize more participation in this, and I couldn't be more thrilled.  I have to admit that, in spite of the UFO's of my own that are undone (and I hope to still work through some of them), my first priority is going to be Quilts of Valor.  I hope than doing 12 quilts this year will help contribute to this wonderful effort.

I will finish organizing my entire stash by following the tips in Lois L Hallock's book titled Creating Your Perfect Quilting Space.  She spoke at our guild's meeting and was very interesting.  I'm already discovering fabric I forgot I had~~it's like opening gifts!

What I would really like to do during 2012 is to work on my machine quilting skills.  My husband was sweet enough to buy me a beautiful new machine, and I'm getting acquainted with it.  I still need to learn how to do the embroidery side of it.  But I have managed to do several baby quilts doing mostly straight line quilting.  But I would love to learn how to do the beautiful feathers and scrolls that I see on other people's work.  I have been a hand quilter all my life, but my hands are getting too arthritic to do too much at one time.  So it is time to learn to use my new machine and a new skill!

My goal is to be able to quit my full time job, and quilt (longarm) full time as a business.  So far it is looking as if I will be able to reach my goal.  Already receiving quilts from several different states.

When I was about seven years old I help tear the paper from the quilt my grandmother had pieced that was 60 yrs ago.I have wanted to start quilting for years and have numerous books and patterns but I just really didn't know where to start,it has been on my "bucket list"for some time to learn this skill.So I finally tackled this project. I did a wall hanging of a flower picture my granddaughter, Lily,did for me when she was six years old.In December she was 16,that was her present.So now my goal for 2012 is to be able to do the same for my two granddaughters and to also teach them that they can quilt .Don't wait 60 years like I did.I found that it sure was fun and the day really passed to fast.

My quilting goal is to complete two quilts this year along with several wall hangings and table runners.  I have several quilt tops ready to be set and then quilted.  Would like to see them finished rather than sitting on my to-do shelf.  I'm working on one today so I think I'm off to a good start.

My goal for 2012 is to get myself more organized so I can get to the numerous UFOs I have to finish.  At that point, I can decide on which to finish first!

My goal is to make a quilt or two with my fabric stash! I need room to put new fabric and what better way to find it than clean out my stash.

I have 13 year old twin grandaughters that have been patiently waiting for me to make their quilts for a long time.  That is my major goal, and I would like to make at least one charity quilt a month.  So I am already behind for the year.  Guess I have to be really busy in February, March, April, etc.

I will be retiring this year.  My goal is to join a Quilting Guild!

I have so very many quilt tops close to finishing, but not quite there.  My quilting goal in 2012 is to finish enough so everyone in my home can have a new quilt for Christmas this year.  As we have 5 kids still at home, that means 7 quilts: one for each of our children, one for our master bedroom, and one for the room my mother-in-law will use this Christmas.  The tops are all started, finished, or in the process of being quilted ( I like to "quilt as you go"), so there is much to do!

My goal?  Really more of a dream.  To sort and organize the room I use for all my crafts and sewing.  I have no UFO's waiting to be finished but hundreds of patterns and ideas to start.  I have almost every quilting tool (no long arm ) and a great sewing machine, more fabric than I will ever use.  I read every email and am member of several online clubs so spend my time reading and watching the videos and feel like the people are really my friends.  I have made quilts for family and friends so just to make one more would be nice.    

The goal would be to actually finish something!!!  Correct that.....to finish EVERYTHING!!!

I have two UFO's on my list that I've decided I just MUST finish.  Then I'd like to start working on a Civil War reproduction quilt with the fabric I've been collecting. This would be just for me (and my husband since it will go on our bed) since most of what I make I give away.  So far I'm on the right track as I'm working on one of my UFO's now!

I hope to improve my free motion skills and acquire more customers for quilting so that I can quit my part-time job ,keep my full time job and do more quilting for myself and others.

I plan on finishing a Double Wedding Ring quilt that I started for my second daughter.  I hoped to have it finished for her wedding 2 years ago, but did not get it finished and it was just left sitting.  I am close to having the top completed, so would just need to layer and machine quilt.

I would like to reorginize my quilting room.  I just remodeled my kitchen and laudry room and stuff got stuffed into my room.   I got a new[to me] china hutch for christmas so maybe I will use the old one to store my stash. then maybe I can finish the two quilts I started for my nieces.

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