Ten more Tops for 2026 - #111-120

I have a hard time believing that this is already 120 tops for this year, but then again, I can believe it.

Why? In many ways it just feels like it.

I’ve put off doing pretty much any piecing for myself - and have been longing to get back to my own tops, but I just have felt the pressure to get these to a certain point before I take a break. I’m almost to that point.

I’d like to continue cutting the pieces needed for the tops - as I tend to cut the borders needed and then fold them up into a ball making myself kits, for when I do get in the mood again. I often get in the mood to work on this kind of thing for a few weeks in the summer. At least I have in the past.

Here are the next 10 tops that I was able to finish up for the storage area.

I used strips that Ewa's mom made which were rolled up and cut 6.5" strips x WOF from menswear I have and sewed them together to make this top.

I added the borders from the gray out.

I trimmed off one column and added it to the top or bottom and then more fabric to make it the right length.

I added the green and batik and outer fabric to this amazing top donated by someone from the USA.

Top made by Ewa's mom and I trimmed off one column from the side and added it to the top or bottom to make it long enough.

Once again - here is the stack of tops in this group.

Here is the bag ready to head to the church building.

I ended up with several bags this past Sunday and I got a young man to bring them up to the building for me.

With this last batch, I filled up this tub. Now all the larger plastic tubs in that room are filled up.

BUT

I did find room in this closet. In fact, it’s pretty empty in here. I can maneuver my way over there and take out the stuff that is in it and fill it with tops as well. That’s quite a bit of space, IMO. The biggest problem is, the shelves look a bit flimsy, so I will start filling it from the bottom of the cabinet.