Eight completed quilts,
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| Five gifted, three kept. |
Not a record, but I savoured every stitch!
Some of my small makes...
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| I was proud to be published in Homespun magazine in 2014. |
and the rest!
I am still hatching my plans for 2015, but this one is
on my immediate radar-
I am entering year three of my
Mid-Century Modern Bee,
participating in the "Four-In-Art" challenge-
(more details on our Flickr page!)
and planning something with these-
But first I need to finish this-
What plans do you have for this year?
Happy sewing!
SUZ
You made so many amazing quilts and things in 2014!! and you're off to a great start to 2015 with the projects you're working on!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a very successful year to me!
ReplyDeletelooking back makes you realise just how productive you have been x Hope 2015 is a good one x
ReplyDeleteWowza! Some fabulous finishes- both big and small! And I am excited to see what you are cooking up for 2015! It's bound to be spectacular!
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes--large and small! Looking forward to seeing all your fabulous projects in 2015. It's going to be a fun year from the looks of things!
ReplyDeletein 2014, I decided to keep track of what I finished and at what stage my other projects were. I finished 13 quilts! I found I was more organized and much more productive. 2015 should be even better.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts and that bright star quilt will be gorgeous when completed.
Lots of wonderful makes in 2014, Susan! Here's wishing lots more creative fun in 2015. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWow your 2014 stitching is wonderful. I'm really looking forward to seeing all your 2015 sewing too. Have a wonderful year.
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice finished projects for 2014! I really enjoyed your recent post on the Blue Stars. It is really beautiful how you made it all come together. Looking forward to following your progress in 2015.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. So many beautiful projects last year. Looks like you are having a great start to 2015. Looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful work this year.
ReplyDeleteYour finishes are ALL so pretty, Susan! I cannot believe how much you accomplish while also working! And year three of the MQM bee... well, good for you. I know that Amish-inspired one is going to be fabulous. Will you FPP the feathered center? And what's your 2015 word-of-the-year? You did such a nice job with "savour."
ReplyDeleteTerrific year past for you! Here's to all the creativity 2015 will hold! It's been great being in MCM with you, but also connecting in other social media....
ReplyDeleteYou have had a beautiful year, how lovely to see it all here together. I wish you the best for 2015.
ReplyDeleteVery nice finishes. My new year plans call for more finishes and using all those fabrics I keep buying . . . and trying hard not to buy more. haha
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes, Suz! Excited to see what you'll make in 2015 - have a great one!
ReplyDeleteOh those dresdens are so so pretty!!!! Are you sure you don't want to do a swap for some of those blue DS prints???;)
ReplyDeleteSo much beauty there. 2014 was a great year for you. I hope 2015 is very happy
ReplyDeleteI think savouring every stitch is the whole point.
ReplyDeleteAt least one of your projects has inspired me this year. I can see a connection between something on my sewing desk and something pictured.
2014 was a busy year, and I see lots of plans for 2015 already. Will enjoy seeing how these snippets evolve throughout the year.
ReplyDeleteYou had a great year. Here's to an even better 2015
ReplyDeleteHey, girl....what a lovely assortment of Suz-Made projects.....one of those I'm looking at in person right now....and own the twin to another...Lucky me!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great year of finishes! Love that I get to see them all arrayed in one lovely post. And so glad you are in the MCMs with me, as well as the Four-in-Art. It will be a great year!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth