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2016 Review Part 3 [Finishes]

So in between having a baby, herding a toddler and making 1000 blocks, I also have some finishes to share in this final part of my review of 2016! It's only when I come to do a review like this that I realise just how many finishes I achieved. Below is simply a list of the finishes with photos and links to the reveal posts - a few of the December finishes don't have links yet - just as soon as I write the reveal post I'll try and remember to come back here and update the links!

Full Size /Lap Quilts:



Joy Jelly Roll Quilt; Log Cabin Quilt; Pixlated Heart Quilt; Jane Austen Family Album; Moccasin BOM; 

Baby and Toddler Quilts


Rainbow HST Triangle Quilt; Inside Addition; Henry's Equilateral Triangle Quilt; Hugo's Quilt; Quasar II (and not pictured, Quasar I); Jessica's Sunrise Quilt; Orla's Quilt; Grey and Yellow quilt.

Minis



Nature's Walk Mini Mini; Goodnight Improv; Bee-utiful; Induction Mini; Pineapple;

Zippy Pouches



Inky Zippy; Sunglasses boxy pouch; Cotton and Steel black and white zippy; Preggosarus pouch and Saika's pouch.


Cushions


Other bits and pieces



Christmas Sewing



I'm amazed in doing this round-up that there are some finishes from earlier in the year that I didn't blog about... whoops. I am also reminded how long it takes to pull these mosaics together - I really must try and organise my photos better... I'm pretty sure I said that last year too!

So that's it - my 2016. If you missed them I posted about my family here, and all about the blocks here. What will 2017 bring?
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