Wednesday, July 7, 2021

July One Monthly Goal

The holiday has thrown the blogging schedule off a bit. It's already the 7th of July and it's time to pick a One Monthly Goal and link up with Elm Street Quilts.  


I'm hoping to finish 8 quilts this year. With two down and six left to go, finishing another quilt should really be the priority.  The Morewood Mystery quilt is the closest to being finished. 

Morewood Mystery by Cheryl of Meadow Mist Designs

The backing will be made from the multicolor print and the dark teal fabrics.



The fabric is all cut and stitching together has started. 

So the goal for July is to get the Morewood Mystery backing made, plus prep both the back and front for quilting then package the project for shipping and mail it. 

Linking up with Elm Street Quilts for the July One Monthly Goal.  

7 comments:

Home Sewn By Us said...

Hi Kate! So glad you were able to sneak in your goal under the wire! I find that simple monthly goal so very helpful. Gosh, the colors you chose for Morewood are just gorgeous. I have to say I hope you get this finished this month! Does it have a home already planned for it? I debated about playing along with Macaron but shingles answered that question for me! I look forward to seeing the mystery revealed. {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne

Melisa- pinkernpunkinquilting said...

Your Morewood Mystery Quilt is beautiful. Fabulous job on getting 2 quilts completed this year. You will soon have Morewood completed and then on to the 4th. Have a wonderful week.

piecefulwendy said...

Your Morewood Mystery is pretty with those fabrics, and the backing fabric is perfect! I'm confident you'll reach your goal this year!

dq said...

Your work with Morewood is getting super close. Keep rolling along. You have a few really close, so I am thinking you will meet your goal.

Katie Z. said...

I’m so impressed with how much you’ve accomplished in spite of your insane work schedule! Your flimsy is beautiful.

QuiltGranma said...

Beautiful fabric for the backing!

Alycia~Quiltygirl said...

You can do it!!!
Its a gorgeous quilt - your fabrics are just perfect for this design!!!