Things to do in 2022

Yes I have a talent for biting off more than I can chew; it's been a lifelong problem. Somehow I have problems accepting that there are only 24 hours in a day. I'm starting a list of things I'd like to do just to track them... We'll see what happens this year!

• Sewing
• A vest from the Petit Point fabric
• Make a shirt from paper fabric
• Sew up some of the fabric in the stash
• Fit a pattern to Scott
• Make a shirt for Scott
• Embroidery Machine
• Figure out how to "machine quilt" strips and sew them together.
• Green shirt
• sweatshirt
• Another grocery bag, with embrodiery
• Spinning
• Spin enough paper for a shirt
• Spin silk for card weaving
• Cotton
• Band Weaving
• Bands for the Petit point vest
• Weave with handspun silk
• Weave the the silk yarn in the studio
• Quilting
• Finish the two Judy Niemeyer quilts
• Duvet in lodge from marbled fabrics (quilt top to plain fabric, plain backing)
• Make some baby quilts to practice quilting techniques (craftsy)
• Knitting
• Summer sweater
• Cashmere sweater
• Knit a yoked sweater from stash of fingering
• Ann Zilboorg sweater
• Weaving
• Keep working on ikat
• Paper yardage
• Rug for Main slider
• Rug for entry and sliders at Lodge
• Lodge bedroom rugs
• Rag rug for guest laundry
• Finish guest bath towels
• Make Guest bath towels for lodge
• Hand dyed tencel warp
• Mosaic
• Play with Paltiya.
• Finish poppy table
• Printing
• Print some fabric and sew with it.
• Print some cards 
• raven from the 7 ravens
• Christmas card: nutcracker
• try multi-color again
• Other
• Fix the two needlepoint pillows that are falling apart.
• Marble panels for duvet
• Explore my sewing machine
• Take one class a month from Craftsy
• SOAR
• Stitches
• Retreat
• 2 textile trips
• Don't forget the garden, processing garden produce, exercise to make me sleep, cooking for the two of us and tending the home wine cellar.