Quilting Projects in a Year

Hi friends, can you believe it’s the end of the year already? As I look back, I’m so grateful for all the sewing time I carved out in 2024. I feel like I didn’t have much time to sew in 2024 as much I would love to. But those small carved time before I go for work most of the days do adds up! 

I thought it’d be fun to share a quick recap of what I worked on this year. Maybe it’ll inspire some ideas for next year too!

Finished Quilts

Well, let’s start with finished projects! I am happy to report that I managed to finished 10 projects at least! There may be a few more small projects here and there, but mainly these are the one that got completed this year! All of these projects are linked below if you want to come and visit!

1. Winter Chic Table Runner – This was such a lovely seasonal project. It’s all about adding a bit of winter charm to the home! Read more. 
2. Patchwork Pillow Set – These were quick and so satisfying to make. Perfect for sprucing up a space! Read more.
3. Great Dresden Quilt Organizer Bag – I’m thrilled with how this turned out. It’s practical and keeps my quilts neatly stored. Read more.
4. Together Quilt – A scrappy heart quilt that feels so meaningful. It’s like a big hug in quilt form. Read more.
5. Easy Charm Pack Baby Quilt – Super quick, super cute, and always a joy to gift. Read more.
6. Bobbin Blooms Quilt – This one was all about playing with color and adding a fun custom quilting touch. Read more.
7. Halloween Memories Table Runner – Even though I don’t celebrate Halloween, this piece doubles as a fall-themed runner. Read more.
8. Green Fields Magic Carpet Table Runner – Inspired by nature, this one was a delight to sew. Read more.
9. Layer Cake Table Runner – Made from leftover layer cake fabrics, this runner felt like the perfect stash-busting project. Read more.
10. Tabletastic William Morris Table Runner – I used some gorgeous William Morris fabrics for this, and it’s now a favorite. Read more.

Just to note, that these projects are completed this year but some may have begun way before the year! 

Progressed Projects

Next are projects that were progressed along the year. These are larger quilts in the making and due to the repeated nature of the quilt blocks, I like to work on them few blocks at a time. I am glad to report, that these two has definitely seen big progress this year. I will be sharing a quilt top soon for sure!

1. Scrappy Ocean Wave Quilt – This one’s been on my list for a while, and I’m happy with the progress so far. Read more.
2. Summer Memories Quilt – Slowly but surely, this project is coming together with so many happy thoughts stitched in. Read more.

Quilt Tops Completed

Then, there are quilt tops that didn’t make the cut for this year’s finished line. I thought I was going finish it before the Christmas Holiday, but things got busy.  

• Star of Wonder Quilt – A festive quilt top that’s ready to shine for Christmas! Read more.

Organizational Milestones

Other than those quilting projects, I also want to mentioned that this year, I managed to do a little more on organizing my stash and sewing room.

1. Revamped Sewing Space – I started the year by giving my sewing space a big makeover, and it’s made such a difference, and I’m happy to report, I’m still loving the setup! So we might just update few things for 2025.. Read more.
2. Kitted Up Projects – Prepping kits for future projects has been a game-changer. It’s so handy to have everything ready to go! Some of these kits are going to be projects to start in 2025! Read more.

Looking Ahead to 2025

As I think about what’s next, I’m excited to carry forward the lessons and joys from this year. Reflecting on these projects helps me see what’s worked well—like staying organized and tackling smaller projects in between bigger ones—and what I want to do more of, like finishing those WIPs! Here’s to another year of stitching, creating, and sharing our love for quilting.

Tell me, what’s your plan for 2025?

I’ll be making my plans soon, and if you want to get inspired, come and join the quilting planning party over at The Quilting Jet Girl.