How can it be December already? We've reached that point where you've either done a great job on your PHD plan or not. There's not much opportunity to fix it at this point. So I'm going to confess my lack of progress and link up with Ms. P Designs for the November PHD report.
No new finishes, but one new start. The 2026 Guild BOM won't end until next year and doesn't officially start until January. But as I'm the one leading it this year, I have to be ready to go one month early. It's possible I could finish one other quilt before the end of the year, but it's not likely at this point. Even though the finishes haven't happened, there has still be good progress on several projects over the last month.
The butterfly embroidery project saw some stitching time over the Thanksgiving week. You can see a bit of stitching on that bottom middle butterfly. Since we have family time coming up at Christmas, I'm sure this project will see a bit more progress before the end of the year.
Almost finished with the dark green corners for Wild and Goosey (Bonnie Hunter), just one small dark green block left to finish. Then on to the bright green blocks. Just 12 of those left to make. I'm hoping to finish those before the end of the year. I'll have to stay diligent to meet that goal.
I really like the secondary pattern that shows up with the addition of the sashing to the Old Town blocks (Bonnie Hunter). Two rows done and sewn together, with a good start on row 3. I'm still hoping to get this project to finished quilt top by the end of the year.
The 2025 Guild BOM quilt top is finished. It needs to be pressed pretty badly, but you can still get a good look at how it came out. I was so happy to have this completed for November's guild meeting. I've heard from several of the guild members that they really enjoyed this project. It will be fun to see what variations come from the participants.
Magnificent Mystery (Meadow Mist Designs) is progressing slowly. The September clue is completed and I've got a start on the October clue. I still need to cut the pieces for the November clue and December's clue will come out tomorrow. I'm hoping to get in some good stitching time this week so I can catch up a bit. I have holiday stuff that needs attention too, so we'll have to see how that all goes.
The mushroom trivets that My Girl is making for a friend aren't on my list. She pieced them and I quilted then bound them. So a joint quilting project. These trivets have been a nice way to practice quilting with the walking foot. Both of us were pretty happy with how these turned out.
All the pieces are cut for the first block of the 2026 Guild BOM and assembly of the subunits has started. Still a bit to go before this is a finished block. I have two weeks. Fingers crossed that it all goes together smoothly and quickly.
My project tracker hasn't changed much since the start of the year.
All the blocks were finished for Old Town. The 2025 Guild BOM is a finished quilt top. Those are the only two changes to the quilt plan for November. We'll see what happens with December. I'm hoping to move Old Town to finished quilt top and will probably start this year's Bonnie Hunter mystery at some point before the new year. Now that I've got a better handle on the walking foot quilting, I'm hoping there will be more finishes in 2026. So I'll definitely be playing along next year.
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