I've not done very well this year in meeting my OMG, a measly 36% success rate, versus a combined 88% success rate for my 2016 and 2017 OMG efforts. What's even more head scratching, is that I'm sewing more. So where's the disconnect? Something to contemplate as I try to decide on my quilty ambitions for 2019.
All that aside, I need to figure out what's the goal for this month. Turns out that's a pretty easy decision. It would be nice to get one more finish this year and the only project that's going to happen with is the Halloween Mystery quilt.
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| Halloween Mystery designed by Carrie Randall (Quilter's Hideaway) |
The label is made.
But the binding hasn't been cut and assembled yet. I've also purchased some buttons to add eyes to the bats, in hopes that makes them a bit more identifiable. The Halloween Mystery quilt is supposed to be a Christmas gift, so that's added incentive to get it finished. Hopefully, getting this project to finished quilt is a goal that I can manage.
Linking up with Elm Street Quilts for the December One Monthly Goal.
10 comments:
Fun quilt top. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.
You're almost there! I wish you success with your goal.
This is such a cute quilt and I hope you meet your goal this month! :D
It’s very cute. A good goal for the month.
Wow....great quilts!
I love you Halloween quilt! And the label is gorgeous. Will please tell us how it was made?
I love it! And your label? Adorable! I am sure you've explained how you make them, so off to see if I can find a post about it.
Its a great goal! and your previous goals have been big ones - maybe that makes a difference in your percentage rates?
That's a good goal for a busy month. I agree with Alycia that the difference in your percentage this year compared to the last two could be the size of the quilts made each year.
Sounds like a good goal, Hope you’ve had a chance to work on it a little bit.
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