This was a baby quilt I started for my now 4 year old niece. Since this was the 2nd girl in the family they were already overwhelmed with pink so I chose other colors. The blue print has little flowers on it so I probably can't use it for my boys. I love it though and really want to finish it.
I let my sister pick this needle point out and told her I would do it for her. Now that I think about it this could have been before the baby quilt. What I didn't realize when I bought this needle point was this huge size of it. It's very detailed and while it has not seen the light of day for at least a year it takes a long time to make any progress.
This is another project for that same sister. It will eventually be a t-shirt quilt from all of her many many college t-shirts. The shirts are all cut apart but only 6 of them are made into prepared & backed quilt squares.
This last one could stay the way it is and nobody would have to know. I'm guess that maybe two years ago I started this one. This was an ugly old dresser that I painted white and changed the hardware on. It looks so much cuter now. The unfinished part is that I never bothered to paint and hang the mirror on top.
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I also have unfinished projects all around the house and ironically I also have 2 boys,ones 2 years and 6 months old. And it's very hard to start any kind of project much less finish one.
No! You're not the only one! I have so many unfinished project...I just hope I find them all one day. Maybe while moving...
I remember when you made those place mats! Wasn't there a table runner to go with them?
I do think that the Last Supper needle point was before Hannah's baby blanket. I think you started it as soon as you finished the Noah's Ark one. Get cracking!!!
Joanne,
There is a table runner and it was finished. I don't know why I stopped there. I have been working on the cross stitch the last few days but don't expect it anytime soon!
I have so many unfinished projects it's not even funny! If you bring the Christmas place mats & the baby quilt to your Mom's, I'd be happy to finish the edges for you. It would take maybe 30 minutes to sew 1/2 of the binding on.....then you could decide if you wanted to hand stitch or top stitch the other 1/2.
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