My Favorite Projects of 2013

The year in review of projects, which is always fun to look back on, because sometimes I forget what I’ve done over the course of the year.  Jumping back to January, my favorite, and the most popular {with 2,811 views), was the Kindle cover I made.

In April, I was happy to come up with something I liked for our small entry/foyer in our condo. 

I feel like I accomplished a lot in May and three favorites are from that month.  My grain sack table makeover.

The clothespin bag I made from the cloth packaging that held a dust ruffle.

 

And my jewelry armoire makeover.

In June, I made a crib size rag quilt, which was a first for me, for a new baby gift.

In July, I had two projects that I enjoyed doing.  One was this clock makeover for my granddaughter.

As well as the cabinet door makeover, from one I found at Goodwill. 

In August, I loved the magnetic frame I did from a framed print. The frame was so pretty and I was really happy with how this turned out.

I also tried sewing Christmas stockings for the first time and was really pleased with the way they turned out.

Popular on Pinterest, and something I enjoyed making for my son, in September was this double-sided anatomy and skull pillow.

I was happy to get around to making some new chair slips out of dropcloth in October.

My Hotel de Paris sign in November had a lot of views and doing this sign gave me the confidence to look forward to doing more along this line.

Ending the year with a new lampshade project for our master bedroom in December. 

I’ve realized as I’ve looked back over these posts that there were a lot of “first time” projects for me, which I am so glad now that I gave a try.  Have you found that you have done the same?  I’m looking forward to seeing what projects I will take on in 2014!