Most weeks a group of us link up on Roseanne and Sue’s blog, Home Sewn By Us for their weekly linky party.
It’s a great way to keep ourselves on track with our weekly lists and to see what everyone else is planning on creating or finishing.
Here’s my list from last week. Let’s see how I did:
1. Spend a day cleaning and rearranging my quilting space, cleaning out the overflowing scrap bins and cutting the bits in to my scrap saver system. I did rearrange everything not once but twice to try to get a good working space. It’s not quite as much fun with only 4 1/2 square feet of space as when I had a 16’ x 22’ studio, but half the fun is trying to get that perfect work space set up. I didn’t manage to finish the scrap bin so that will have to get moved to next list 😉
2. Finish the commissioned duvet cover. I just need to finish the French seams on this one.
3. Keep working on getting photos of the finished test pattern flimsy. The one day we had clear blue skies, I had to take DH to town for an appointment.
4. Keep working on Sarah’s pattern test. No progress
5. Start piecing the new secret pattern test. Cutting fabric is/was complete, but I’m rethinking my fabric choices.
6. Finish this little table topper No progress.
It wasn’t a great week for accomplishing things since real life did get in the way, but DH has a new tv and it’s set up on the new stand and I was able to get him to all of his appointments.
I’m still not feeling 100% so this week’s list is:
1. Spend some time cleaning out the overflowing scrap bins and cutting the bits in to my scrap saver system.
2. Finish the commissioned duvet cover.
3. Keep working on getting photos of the finished test pattern flimsy.
4. Keep working on Sarah’s pattern test.
5. Have fun with piecing the new secret pattern test unless I do change my fabrics. Then I will need to recut everything. 😉
6. Finish this little table topper
What about you? What are you working on? Take some time to pop over to the linky party on Roseanne and Sue’s blog to see what everyone else is planning for this week.
Thank you for stopping by to read my blog. 😄 Carol
Quilt Schmilt 
i sure hope you feel better soon. This residual stuff is a bit of a pain, right? Take it easy this week!
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The residuals are a royal pain 😉. Trust me I’ve no choice but to take it easy. Thank you Wendy 😉
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Hi Carol! {{Hugs}} I’m sorry you are still feeling poorly. That you accomplished anything last week is amazing, and buying a new TV and stand and setting them up was not part of the plan. Good luck with this week’s list but be kind to yourself, too. Thanks so much for linking up today! ~smile~ Roseanne
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Hi Roseanne. I’ll just keep puttering along this week. Thank you 😁
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Lots of people not feeling so great right now it seems. Hope you take care of YOU–the to-do’s will be there for you when you’re back up to par!
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Hi Cherie. Thank you for your comment. I’m just going to take it easy this week as you suggest. What gets done;gets done. 😁
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Hope you feel better soon! Take care of yourself!!! EVERYTHING will still be there when you’re feeling better!!!
Glad you enjoyed cleaning and sorting your sewing area! 🙂
Happy Quilting! 🙂
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Thank you Gail. It’s one day at a time and at least I have a tidy corner to play in now 😉
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I hear you on the setting up! I am slowly getting all the pieces in place in my sewing room. It’s hard going to a larger space. LOL! Good luck on your goals for this week! Stay well.
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Thank you Chris. Setting up is fun when you go to a larger space. I went from 16’ x 22’ to 4 1/2’ square so keep redoing it. One day I will find the perfect setup! 😉 Stay healthy and safe 😷
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