Well, today I don't have to go anywhere. I am going to work on cleaning my bedroom and clearing out my sewing area. I still have some sewing intentions to work on.
My schedule today:
1. Finish scrappy star quilt top.
2. Clean out blue box and move Christmas fabric into it.
3. Clear off cutting area, sewing table.
It is going to be hot today.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
2018 Finished Projects
- Whitney's quilt
Projects finished in 2011
- Mom's Memory Quilt
- Black Mystery quilt 3-24-11
- Mug rug and Mug hug 2-26-11
- Fabric Postcards (3) 2-14=11
- Mug rugs 2-13-11
- Hex flower Postcard
- Dresden plate Postcard 2-9-11
- Cardinals Journal 1-9-11
- Pink BD Block quilt top
Quilts finished in 2010
- Christmas Ornaments (2)
- Candlemats (5) 12-24-10
- Christmas stocking William 12-19-10
- Christmas placemats 12-5-10
- Fabric Postcards 10-25-10
- October Calendar Block 10-10-10
- Blue Star Quilt 5-30-10
- September Calendar Block 9-12-10
- August Calendar Block 8-14-10
- Tranquility Charm Square quilt 8/1/10
- June Calendar Block 7-9-10
- July Calendar Block 7-5-10
- May Calendar Block 5-1-10
- April Calendar block 3-31-10
- March Calendar block 3-3-10
- Irish Angel 3-11-10
- Pillow for Mom 1-3-10
- January Calendar Block 1-3-10
Works in Progress
- Almost Amish Quilt
- Buffalo Tipi Wallhanging
- Mom's "Indian" wall hanging
- Churn Dash Quilt
- Greenpiece BOM
- Applique Prairie Flowers blocks
- Hand-piecing DWR
UFO's need quilting
- Spring 2014 Mystery
- Brown Star Quilt (2014)
- Jelly Roll quilt (2009)
- Columbia quilt (2009)
- Strip Star (2008)
- On-Line Retreat Mystery (2008)
- Mystery (2008)
- Red & Gold RR (2008)
- Convergence Wall quilt(2008)
- Red & White quilt (2007)
- Mystery (2007)
- Purple Round Robin (2006)
- Dresden Plate Wallhanging (2006)
- Butterfly wallhanging (2006)
- Our Lady Wallhanging(2006)
- Birthday Block quilt (2005)
- Sher's Quilt (2004)
- Amish Bars (2003)
- Amish Diamond (2003)
About Me
- Sherry Dawn
- I am a retired educator. I live and create art on the Rosebud reservation, homeland of the Sicangu Lakota Oyate. I am an enrolled member of the tribal nation. I, now spend much of my time doing traditional Lakota beadwork, sewing, quilting, knitting, crocheting, and embroidering. I like to journey and try to write daily. I believe that self-evaluation is a necessary part of everyone's life journey.
No comments:
Post a Comment