Well it's To-Do-Tuesday! Roseanne has a wonderful blog and keeps us motivated by posting our weekly goals. Check out her blog here for inspiration!
I'm keeping my goals minimal because I'm spending so much time watering the garden these days. Last week's goal was to assemble the Winter Trees top: done!
I also started rummaging through the dreaded charm drawer, another goal I wrote about last week. I found two stacks of charms that I want to use.
The top that I'm working on right now is a picnic or beach quilt using what appears to be two packs of charms--I think from a long time ago (like years when charms were first marketed). I think it would be a fun wedding gift or maybe a fun birthday gift for someone. I have nearly half of the blocks sewn and have another 40 to assemble yet.
I'm keeping my goals minimal because I'm spending so much time watering the garden these days. Last week's goal was to assemble the Winter Trees top: done!
The top that I'm working on right now is a picnic or beach quilt using what appears to be two packs of charms--I think from a long time ago (like years when charms were first marketed). I think it would be a fun wedding gift or maybe a fun birthday gift for someone. I have nearly half of the blocks sewn and have another 40 to assemble yet.
Another goal for this week is to finish block two of embroidered quilt blocks I started years ago. I've just been dilly dallying on this one. It's my own pattern and I won't show it until it's finished but I need to get moving on this.
So those are my two goals for the week. What are you going to be working on?
2 comments:
Congratulations on making your Winter Trees goal, Michele! And speaking of the garden, my flower seeds just arrived in the mail - thank you! When would you recommend planting them? I think it might be too hot right now. Are they something I could plant in the fall?
Hi Michele! Ooh, I can't wait to see both of the projects for next week. Old-ish charms and your own design for embroidery?! They sound wonderful. Thanks for linking up . . . and your garden thanks you for all the watering. ~smile~ Roseanne
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