January One Monthly Goal Finish

How did you do with your January goal?

My goal was to complete my Grassy Creek top. I am happy to report that this thing is finally done. I started it late 2020. If you want to read more about my border process, check out yesterday's post just below this one.

I am also happy to report that I got it quilted. It took FOREVER! 

I chose the Lovely Loops pantograph, Glide thread in Seagull, and Quilters Dream Cotton Deluxe batting. This quilt weighs a ton!


I am still hoping to have enough time to get the quilt bound before the IHQS entry drop off on February 24. I really wish I would have had enough fabric left to make binding, but I didn't (with the exception of the bright green, but I think that would be just too much). Unfortunately, the fabric I ordered for the binding seems to have gotten lost in the USPS system. I ordered another piece from somewhere else and I'm really hoping it arrives this week. I am not particularly fast at hand binding and the quilt is 93 x 93.  If I think I can get it done for the show (I have until 8 pm on February 5 to enter it), it will also need a hanging sleeve and a label attached. Yikes! Oh, and I'm heading for Quilt Con on the 21st and I also have been assigned jury duty for the month of February. Good grief!

Well, I hope your month has been successful and less chaotic than mine. 

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9 comments

  1. I love Lovely Loops panto!!! Looks great on your Grassy Creek! I'm rooting for you to get it done in time! Hand binding that should take about 8 hours. You don't need to sleep, right?!!

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  2. Grassy Creek looks like a ton of work and came out beautifully! Congratulations on your Jan OMG finish!

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  3. Grassy Creek is beautiful! Good luck with getting your binding fabric and having time to sew it on in time.

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  4. Wow, it's stunning! Great job. Good luck with everything you've got going on!

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  5. Your quilt is gorgeous, and well worth the time that you've spent making it. Congratulations on your fabulous finish!

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  6. Your quilt has turned out so well. The unexpected green colour gives it a real pop. Definitely worth lining up the border.

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  7. The quilt is beautiful, congratulations on this finish!

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  8. Wow, beautiful quilt and colours, that border is amazing. Hope your fabric arrives and binding goes smoothly.

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  9. What a beautiful quilt! I love how the border frames the quilt without competing with it. The result is well worth all of the hard work you put into it.

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