December 02, 2020 3 min read 2 Comments

 

Quilting your Legacy Monthly Challenge for December is Journey, Memories, and Reflection.


December is a brilliant time to reflect on the past year and review where you are currently in your Quilting your Legacy™ journey and what you need to sew next to continue slingshot your Quilting Legacy.


When I reflect on my quilting journey, I think of my Grandma. Without my Grandma's guidance and encouragement, I wouldn't have understood the power of Legacy Quilting.

This month in my spare time, I'm going to sew a quilt made from the very last fabric collection she bought for the Norton House. I've been holding onto the fabric for years, unsure what to make, but a few weeks ago, I kept the material in my hand and searched the shop for a pattern. I picked out three different quilt patterns then finally narrowed it down to one. I will keep you posted on the progress on the Facebook page!


Ask yourself: 
• Who have you not made something for?
• What is in your stash right now that makes you think of someone and only need to find a pattern?
• What could you sew today (or on your next day off) to let someone know you're thinking of them?


Stitching someone a homemade present represents dedication. It also means love because you're taking time out of your busy day to spend time on a project.

Quilting your Legacy means you're leaving lasting sewn projects with love to your favorite people.


When reflecting on your past projects, who haven't you have, you made a homemade present? What project have you been meaning to start or finish but haven't yet? Now is the time.

8 Reasons Why you should give homemade gifts to your favorite people:

1. Unexpected
2. One of a Kind
3. Thoughtful
4. Do what you love
5. A gift they will treasure
6. Share your talents
7. Personalization
8. Present for the person who has everything


The December holidays are a time to step back and reflect on how we can show our favorite people we love them. A handmade gift could include a quilt, a new table topper, tree ornament, or so much more with a needle and thread.


What will you create for one or more of your favorite people?

Set your intentions now.


The fine print:

Journey, Memories, & Reflection in December - Quilting your Legacy Monthly Challenge

Full points when you:

• You must show your progress. Start with taking a photo of the fabric/ pattern with what you're going to create.

1/2 points if you've started a project and are inspired or re-motivated to finish the task to gift away during the December winter month Holidays. But again, we must see where you're at this moment, then at the end of the month, the second photo of your finished project.


What to do next:

Day 1-10 Declare of the Facebook Group, "I'm In," if you're going to participate monthly challenge.

Day 2-30 Take a photo or write text with your tentative idea (or ideas) of what you're going to create.

Day 31 (or sooner) - Show off what you created within the guidelines by posting a photo.


The process is everything. Let's see and be apart of your quilting adventure!


Happy Quilting your Legacy!

Go to Facebook to point your starting photos before you finish them at the end of the month.


Go to Facebook to declare you're "in," then take a photo or write text with your intentions, then let's encourage and support each other on our monthly challenge. Let's goooooo!

Set your intentions now.


2 Responses

Eva
Eva

November 03, 2021

I’m in

Susan Pugh
Susan Pugh

December 04, 2020

I’m in.

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