I found more than 20 - lol imagine that - with fabric and floss in my 'to-do' next basket. I even managed to find one to send to Jodie with an alphabet in it. I want to run to my LNS this week and pick up the fabric before I send it off to her to stitch and enjoy and fabric I need for one.
Sorry for the glare of the overhead light in the wee hours of the morning. |
If, IF, I take this on, I will have to make a list to post in my sidebar of project title and designer. |
Then I figured it out, that 15 projects in one year gives me 24 days for each on average and of course some will take 2 days and some will take many more. Seems doable.
I must be suffereing from temporary insanity to be even be considering this.......temporary insanity or lack of sleep......but the mind is whirling..............if I overcast all the edges, pull all the threads, zip-lock everything up between Christmas and New Year's............then maybe. As they say, it is all in prep work and having the right tools.
Wow! I don't know what to say to all of you that are trying this challenge - the only thing is good luck and have fun!! I don't think I dare attempt this!
ReplyDeletethat is all kinds of crazy talk. plus, you were emailing me at 4:13am. Crazy Talk! :-)
ReplyDeleteDo it! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of getting in on this too, but I keep pulling out big projects. With only 24 days on each, I wouldn't be able to sleep!
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahaha.....I can't even imagine getting 15 projects done.
ReplyDeleteI'm doing the challenge but will only be stitching ornaments. An incentive to stitch for my Christmas tree NEXT year!!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteGo for it, I look forward to seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteChris
Yeay!! I'm glad to see somebody else is in on the craziness. :D
ReplyDeleteThe way I'm doing it is that I'm going to do one BAP as my January 1 start (Jane Atkinson by Scarlet Letter) and then the rest will be smaller designs and seasonal designs. BBDs and that sort of thing, some GHs, etc. I am hoping that will be reasonable. I change my mind every hour or so, but am enjoying dithering over it. Better to obsess about what to stitch on than the state of the economy, right?!? ;)
BTW, I absolutely LOOOOOOOVVVVVEEE the wrought iron pumpkin holder in your blog header photo! Gorgeous.