Hello and welcome to the To Do Tuesday link party!
Did you get to visit all 20 quilters who joined our party last week? I’m happy to say I was able to and was impressed with the progress everyone made on all of their projects. I’ve been hard pressed to stick with my list and not add every single project that every one is doing to my list! My DH would not be happy if I took over more of our apartment to stack more WIPs and project bins everywhere! 😉
If any of you have issues linking up, please leave a comment below or email me your URL and I’ll post it for you. I am adding this note just in case we have issues again.
My week was busy with another trip to the studio, some almost finishes and another Blog Hop Challenge being posted. it ended with my coming home with a nasty flu bug (the first in several years, I might add🤮) and losing most of my day on Friday. I felt better by dinner time and even sewed for a while Friday night and a couple of hours on Saturday in between household chores and taking down our winter carport and being at the Guild for a meeting.
Here are the details for linking up:
- This linky party is for any project – It can be in-progress or a finished piece.
- You can link up your blog post (not your homepage please) or Instagram photo from the past week that features one of your projects.
- If you are linking to a blog post, I ask that you link back to my blog somewhere in your post. There will be a linky party available every week!
- This is a party so remember to socialize and comment on the posts of others.
- Following or commenting on my blog is not necessary but it sure would be great if you do!
It is now your turn to share what you are working on or have finished.
Thank you to everyone for joining our party. Feel free to share the link and encourage your friends to join in so we can all be inspired and ogle their fun projects, too! 🤗 Carol
Quilt Schmilt 
So glad the sudden illness was short lived. Congrats on all the progress last week. Fingers crossed this week is at least as good.
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Thank you Kate. It was a short illness thank heavens. This week is off to a roaring start. 😉
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So sorry to know you were ill during the week, but glad it didn’t last too long. That’s great that you had a chance to work on some finishes, in spite of it. Have a great Tuesday, Carol!
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Thank you Diann. It was good that I wasn’t I’ll for long as this is another busy week 🤪
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Even with a flu bug thrown in, you still get so much done in a week! I’m glad the bug didn’t lay you low for too long. Fun to see the double wedding ring on the frame!
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Thanks Wendy. The flu was not nice, but I think I had a good week 😉
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I’m so glad your flu bug didn’t hold you down for too long! You still managed to get a lot done! SO looking forward to seeing that double wedding ring finish! I love the gray and greens together. Congrats on your other two finishes. Thanks for linking up with Monday Musings!
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Thank you Brenda. It was a good week in spite of the bug. Thank you for hosting us 😉
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Sounds like a good week even with a flu bug. Quilting DWR! And Fido’s ears are fine! LOL
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Thanks Sharon. It was a good week in spite of the bug. Hope your is going well 😉
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That was a short bout of flu. I hope you know how lucky you were that it didn’t drag on for a couple of weeks.
I’m curious about your winter carport. Is it portable? If so, how does it stand up to wind and snow? I need a portable carport for summer shade, but I haven’t seen one that wouldn’t get torn up with our wind.
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Hi Marti. I am guessing I was really lucky with the big only lasting as long as it did. The carport is one of those vehicle shelters. Since I live in the mountains of BC, we get lots of snow and wind and the carport has held up for 5 years. We got the frame from a friend when we moved here. I just use a regular tarp on it and they usually last 3 years even with our weather. 😉
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So glad you are feeling better. I could not find your Say What? blog hop post. What day was that on? Thanks.
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Hi Danice. Here’s the link to my post on the first day:
https://quiltschmilt.ca/2023/04/16/the-say-what-sew-it-show-it-challenge-has-begun/
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OK my bad. I actually found the post last night. Awesome project. Thank you.
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Thank you Danice. I’ll be reorganizing next week and making sure it’s easier to find even if there’s lots going on on my blog. 😉
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Yippee! I see the double wedding ring on the longarm. I cannot wait to see it all complete. It is such a gorgeous project. {{Hugs}} a bunch for you, Carol! ~smile~ Roseanne
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Yes Roseanne I did get it loaded. Now to find the time to do it 😊
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I love almost finishes! We are so close to the finish line and then…done in the blink of an eye!
Pretty projects! How I love fairies! Your Dresden Plate is lovely!
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Thank you Mia. Fairies are lovely and almost finishes do make me smile (almost as much as finishes) 😉
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