Welcome to February! We've had 132 people link-up in January - let's see what this month brings.
New to One Monthly Goal? Welcome! To join, share a photo of your project, some words about what you want to accomplish in a blog post, an Instagram post (tutorial) or a post on Flickr and add that photo to the link-up. Return at the end of the month and share your results. You can read about the event and the rules on the main event page.
We have wonderful sponsors this month - three (3) winners will be randomly chosen from those that link up in both the goal and the finish event!
Fat Quarter Shop offers a tremendous selection of fabric, notions, books and just about anything you will need for your project. Consider their Sew Sampler box to receive a monthly surprise delivery of fabric and fun. Fat Quarter Shop is offering a $25 gift certificate to one lucky participant.
ecopeco has designed a 5 layer cutting mat made from food-safe plastic (no BPAs or PVCs). The mat comes in several beautiful colors. I use my mat every day - see my product review. ecopeco is offering one lucky winner an ecopeco® Quetzal Blue Combo Pack (24” x 36” & 28” x 24”). I just love my ecopeco mat and know that you will too! (This prize can only be shipped to US addresses.)
OLFA offers a comprehensive range of premium cutters, and accessories for quilters and crafters. OLFA introduced the world’s first rotary cutter in 1979. OLFA is offering one lucky winner a Splash 45mm Quick Change Rotary Cutter, Emperor Purple. (This prize can only be shipped to US & Canada addresses.)
My goal for February is to assemble the quilt top for my version of Mosaic mystery from Meadowmist Designs. I downsized my blocks and part of my challenge is to figure out what size I want the final quilt to be!
Now it is your turn to link up - what is your goal for this month? (A goal could be to finish a quilt but it could also be to attach a binding. Whatever it takes to help you move forward and make progress on your projects! And as long as the project involves making something with a needle and/or fabric, you can link up!)
Make sure you visit the One Monthly Goal event page for the specific requirements for links and social tags. Your blog post (or Flickr post) must contain a photo of your project, a clearly stated goal and a link back to Elm Street Quilts. Your Instagram post must include a photo of your project, a clearly stated goal and the tag #onemonthlygoal. (Entries which don't contain the required information may be disqualified.)
And remember, to be eligible for the prize(s) by random drawing you must linkup at both the goal setting and the accomplishment linkup in a given month. (The One Monthly Goal accomplishment linkup will be available on February 23.)
Make sure you add a link to this OMG post so others can find the OMG link-up from your blog. Let's make that easy - just paste this into your post:
Have a wonderful day!
Patty
Due to unforeseeable circumstances, I am recycling my January goal. =) I like seeing your Mosaic Mystery laid out like that. Your colors are very good together, and I like seeing it in parts.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on getting the blocks together.
ReplyDeleteI like your blocks - good luck on your goal!
ReplyDeleteJudging by the wood floors, those birds in the air pieces are tiny! I'm looking forward to seeing how you finish out this one.
ReplyDeleteYour Mosaic Mystery is stunning! I'll be interested to learn what size it becomes!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the pattern, it will make a gorgeous quilt. Lots of pointy piecing was done!
ReplyDeleteGreat Goal!
ReplyDeleteSuper goal, have fun!
ReplyDeleteYour Mosaic Mystery turned out beautifully, great colors! Good luck with your OMG.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are lovely, good luck on your meeting your goal!
ReplyDeleteI love love love your version of Mosaic Mystery. They are calming colors in a calming orientation.
ReplyDeleteLove your goal. so pretty! Looking forward to seeing it assembled.
ReplyDeleteLovely Mosaic mystery, looking forward to seeing the top pieced. Great sponsors!
ReplyDeleteYour Mosaic mystery quilt will be beautiful
ReplyDeleteGood luck accomplishing your OMG, Patty! It’s going to be lovely when it’s all pieced together. I did not complete my OMG last month until Feb. first, but the main thing is, it’s finished, and it’s because going for an OMG kept me on track!
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