A Lovely Year Of Finishes - February Goals

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if you are looking for the Grow Your Blog Giveaway!

 Welcome to "In The Boon Docks", I hope you see something that inspires you! A Lovely Year Of Finishes is a place to set your monthly goals and try to keep them! I find lots of different ideas that I would not have thought of without going through the blogs. Take the time to stop by a few and leave encouraging comments on what you see!

The link to the party is here - February Goal Party

February's Goals

1. If I am going to meet my Quarter Goal - I will need to make a quilt each month! I also need to make something with ruffles, so maybe I will combine the two? Have you seen many quilts with ruffles?

A little Joel Dewberry! I think this will work perfect!

Valentines Day is coming!

2. Zoey is in love with red so I am going to make here a personalized Valentine this year!

I need to finishes up these two pouches one for the winner of Grow Your Blog and one for my what knots!

I need to keep up with my BOM's and get my blocks done!

I really enjoy participating in Le Challenge! This month is "Rising Sun". Come join me for the fun and Link up on February 15th! It can be any craft or sewing project as long as it has what you consider Rising Sun.


I am linking up with A Lovely year of Finishes!
Thank you for stopping by!
Create and be Unique!
Lisa

My biggest goal this month is not to buy any new fabric and I almost made it in January until the last few days! Because I am a fabriholic!

Comments

  1. Heidi [Banks of Frog Creek]February 1, 2014 at 11:19 PM

    Great goals... Good luck!! It was never a resolution of mine not to buy more fabric, but in my head I decided that I would try hard to resist. But then #thegreatfabricdestash is happening on instagram and new fabric has been purchased. Oh well, I am not one to hoard my fabric at least. I cannot wait to use more of my stash!

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  2. CarlaFebruary 2, 2014 at 12:31 AM

    Best of luck with your goals : )
    I think I buy fabric every week.
    Oh dear

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  3. Amy's Crafty ShenanigansFebruary 2, 2014 at 4:52 AM

    You go girl! LOVE the Joel Dewberry fabrics - hmmmm... fabric..... The pouches are going to be great :)

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  4. Lucy | Charm About YouFebruary 2, 2014 at 6:49 AM

    Love the Joel dewberry and a quilt with ruffled sounds fun! Looking forward to seeing your le challenge make!

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  5. suemacFebruary 2, 2014 at 8:20 AM

    Got to love that colorful Joel Dewberry fabric.

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  6. AnonymousFebruary 2, 2014 at 7:41 PM

    So looks like a busy month for February!

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  7. ValspierssewsFebruary 3, 2014 at 3:12 PM

    I love your fabric. Haven't seen much with ruffles. I am writing goals and tasks this year. It really helps. I am doing sew kitch too. I will be looking at the other things you mentioned too. You will be busy this month.
    Valspierssews

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