We are finally out of the deep freeze here and the snow has returned. I’m looking forward to getting out for a walk this afternoon.
Here is my weekly list of what is happening in my quilting life; time spent, goals, stash and PHD Report.
My Weekly Goals – To Do Tuesday #45
For 45 weeks (more or less in a row) I’ve been linking with Roseanne and Sue of Home Sewn By Us for the weekly To Do List. It has really helped keep me on task and I’ve managed to get more done with the help, inspiration and cheering of my friend’s. Roseanne and Sue are stepping away from the linky party for now but Chris at Chris Knits has agreed to step in and take over the weekly linky party. Have you had a chance to go see what everyone is working on?
Last week’s list:
1. Keep working on the quilt for my friend in hospital with Covid. Some progress.
2. Make the blocks I designed to finish Delaney’s quilt. Piecing the blocks has begun.
3. Make Grace’s quilt using a pattern test design. Fabrics pulled and cut.
4. Do the next round on the SAHRR. Done.
5. Continue working on a pattern test quilt. Fabrics are pulled and cut.
6. Keep the squirrels under control that are chasing around my sewing space. I’m trying. 🐿😉🐿
7. Start planning my project for: My post is written
8. Keep knitting my shawl. Finished
This week’s goals:
1. Keep working on the quilt for my friend in hospital with Covid.
2. Make the blocks I designed to finish Delaney’s quilt.
3. Make Grace’s quilt using a pattern test design.
4. Do the next round on the SAHRR.
5. Continue working on a pattern test quilt.
6. Keep crocheting my scarf.
7. Start planning my project for:
8. Keep avoiding the squirrels that are five bombing my sewing space. 🐿
Stitchin’ Time
I’m trying for at least 15 minutes a day, but also want to at least spend 15 minutes tidying up and dealing with scraps.
- Previous time – 34/38
- This week – 7/7
- Year To Date – 41/45
To see how our blogging friends are doing check out Kate’s blog: Life in Pieces
Stash Report:
- Fabric previous balance: 127.75 yards
- Fabric Used this week 3 yards
- Fabric Bought this week: 0 yards
- Balance in stash: 124.75 Yards
* any fabric used from the scrap bins, was gifted or a prize; doesn’t count as stash
Thank you for reading my post. Do stop over to the blogs I’ve linked with to see what everyone else is working on; how their goals are proceeding and what they are planning next. 😄 Carol
Linking with:
- Tish @ Tish’s Adventures in Wonderland
- So Scrappy @ Scrap Happy
- Sunday Stash @ quiltpaintcreate
- Stitch Sew and Show @ Life in the Scrapatch
- Oh Scrap @ Quilting is More Fun than Housework *
- 15 minutes to Stitch @ Life in Pieces
- Frédérique @ Quilting Patchwork Applique
- Monday Making @ Love, Laugh, Quilt
- Design Wall Monday @ Small Quilts and Doll Quilts
- To-Do Tuesday @ Chris Knits
- Midweek Makers @ QuiltFabrication
- Colour Inspiration Tuesday @ Clever Chameleon Quilting *
Quilt Schmilt 
Hi Carol! So glad the deep freeze is behind you – I think ours is on the way out tonight with snow moving in. Ah well, it is still winter. What do we expect?!! You did great on your list last week. I hope your friend is released from the hospital soon and I’m sorry they are having to fight COVID. The checkerboard round looks great on your SAHRR piece! Now I look forward to seeing how you work in some wonky stars. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Hi Roseanne. I just got back from a lovely walk in the snow and now I’m pulling fabrics to sort out if my idea for the wonky stars will work. 😳
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You’ve made good progress with your list this week, and it will be fun to see your projects for the blog hops! You have a good week lined up (and I’m liking your SAHRR)!
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Thank you Wendy. I’m playing with fabrics as I’m writing this to see if my plan for the SAHRR wonky stars border will work. 🤔
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Everyone’s SAHRRs look so different. Good luck with your goals this week!
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Thank you 😊
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When you learn how to avoid those Squirrels let me know, I have the same problem!! LOL. Thanks for linking up with To-Do!!
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Wonderful pieced eagle, your friend will cherish the quilt you are creating.
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Thank you Pat 😁
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Winter still has us in its grasp but I am finding hope in the fact that spring, in name, is only a month away. May you and yours stay safe a warm and healthy. You are sew organized. Your projects are looking lovely. I especially like your SAHRR in progress. I need to catch up on mine. Thanks for linking up this week … 🙂 Pat
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Congrats on all the progress this week. Your SAHRR is coming along beautifully. It’s been fun to see how everyone has interpreted the prompts from each week. Congrats on all the stitching time last week. Hope this week has been as good. Happy stitching.
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Thank you Kate. The SAHRR is such a fun project. Thanks to you for giving me a reason to to keep track of my stitching days and getting things done. 😉
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You have so much going on here! I just love what you did with the flying geese on your RR. I’m staying in and sewing & library book reading – so much snow this winter!
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Hi Sharon. I’m glad you are staying in, sewing and reading. This has been an unusual end to our winter this year 😉
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I love the quilt you are making for your friend in the hospital. And your SAHRR top is going nicely! Great progress on the week’s list.
Thank you for linking up, and I’m happy to tell you that you are featured in today’s linky party 😍 ✨
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Thank you Frederique. These two projects are so much fun. How exciting to be featured in your Linky’s party. 😁
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