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next years goals

I posted this to the quilting group I belong to, adn thought the responses here would be good as well. Here is my list for 2004:

in the next 12 months:

1 quilted tablerunner 4 quilted placemats 1 queen-size quilt 8 pairs of fleece pants for DS for school 4 pairs of corduroy pants for DS for school 13 pairs of flannel pants for next Christmas start on MY queen-size quilt get a fence put up around our back yard figure out a new layout for the kitchen and how much it will cost figure out how much new flooring will cost make at least 2 new Ren Fest costumes by October (for the kids)

and that's just what I can think of right now!

Larisa

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CNYstitcher
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In no particular order:

1 footie for my baby Baby quilt for expectant friend Fleece slippers for DH 1 toy bag for my car (already made one for DH's car) 4 window valances Table napkins

The footie and the quilt will be the very difficult ones. If I can make them, that will be very cool!

-- Anita --

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Irrational Number

I need to make at least 2-3 new faire bodices, one of which will be leather, and a new set of Elizabethan noblewoman's garb. I also have to finish the corded corset I abandoned last summer.

I have all the materials except forepart/undersleeve fabric and trim for the nobles. I am waiting till the 25% off home-dec fabrics on NYD at Hancock. Now if I could only make up my mind WHICH of the two patterns I actually want - floral or geometric. I've only been trying to make up my mind for 2 months now....

::ponder ponder::

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zski

Hawaiian shirt for the DH, plus a second one if the first one works... Pink (PINK! PINK!! I WANT PINK!!!) curtains and bedspread for young Scarlet's new room - housewarming present. Pink leopardskin dress + matching shorts for her mother Rachel. For self: several aforementioned camisoles nice undies - lots of silk and lace finish ongoing quilted kimono project faux chenille kimono (just been for a very frosty country walk and quite fancy shades of white, eau-de-nil and brown like a ploughed field) padded Issey Miyake trousers to make this freezing house more habitable and to at least make up toiles in all the bl--dy Sewing Workshop patterns I invested in this year and haven't even looked at yet...

...won't bother with non-sewing stuff as the list is too long!

:) Trish

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Trishty

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