Friday, 9 January 2026

Chookshed Challenge with Deana

 Once again Deana is organising the Chookshed Challenge for 2026


so here is my list of projects I hope to make some progress on this year
1. My Christmas advent calendar

2. A grandmas braid project. I made the table runner but have enough fabric left over to make some placemats to match.

3. Assemble my Sashiko quilt. All stitching has been done. The blocks need to be trimmed

4. Attempt to knit a pair of socks. I have the wool, needles, books, pattern links for tutorials and plenty of people to ask for help.

5. Continue with my FARMERS WIFE quilt. It would be nice to get another row done.

6. Work on my INTERNATIONAL SISTERS blocks. They have been sitting in the box for a few years now.


7. Continue with my perpetual calendar. Lots of embroidery needs to be done first.

8. Make a storage bag to protect and store my FLIP LA K rulers together. This has been on the list for the previous 2 years. I have everything to make it but keep putting it off.

9. A MEGAN LANCASTER recycled denim bag. Our quilt group did a class with her last year but I could only call if for a little time to see how it was done. I have the full kit and it should only take the day. But I am thinking of adding some sashiko to it.



10. I’m going to leave this number as a mystery project. It maybe something that I find tucked away somewhere, a continuation on one of the previous numbers or a new start. Time will tell.

So to start this Challenge off Deana has pulled no. 3 to get us going.



so mine is my SASHIKO quilt assembly. 
I started this on a quilt cruise back in 2014 The start is here

and this is where I am at now.










6 comments:

Maria said...

Good luck with your list. Some great projects to work on.

Lin said...

You have some great projects to work on. It will be lovely to see your Sashiko assembelled and that sock wool looks delicious! xx

kiwikid said...

Many wonderful projects to work on there Jo.

Denice Barker said...

Good luck!

Ma Betty said...

I rather like the stripe behind the sashiko blocks.

Jenny said...

Beautiful Sashiko blocks. Let's see how they all come together.