I’m so glad that I happened on the To-Do Tuesday List hosted by Home Sewn by Us. This one keeps me accountable on a weekly basis. I’m a believer in small steps lead to big projects done! I'm back to be accountable again.
Last week's To-Do List:
September 7- September 14
1. Sew Geese Migration blocks Done
2. Cut parts for Easy Breezy blocks Done
3. Work on Loose Threads Challenge Done
Next weeks To-Do List
September 15 - September 21
1. Bind Dick and Jane quilt. I settled on the brown fabric.
2. Continue on the Loose Threads challenge. ( get the pillow top done and the back zipper figured out)
3. Trace Christmas designs on neutral for Hexagon Table topper
I have copied the designs to regular paper from the book Christmas Truffles. And now will get out the lightbox and trace on the background fabric.
I'm linking to Roseanne and Sue's party...... To-Do Tuesday Linky and Weekly Progress Update
Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy









Hi Judy! I'm so glad you stumbled upon our weekly to-do linky too! Some weeks, even if you don't get anything accomplished on a project, just having it on the list keeps it in your mind so it doesn't become a UFO. Those Christmas designs are so cute - they will look great on a table topper! The brown binding for Dick and Jane looks like the perfect choice to me. Thanks for linking up this week! ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteYou've been mighty productive, Judy! I am so intrigued by your Sew Geese Migration blocks. "Breaking the rules" about needing contrast between the geese and the background triangles is yielding a very sophisticated, contemporary look -- it's just a scrappy red block at first glance, but then everything comes into focus and the geese appear on closer inspection. I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun projects going. You are doing embroidery with the Christmas designs? I love that it seems to be really gaining popularity again.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in your Loose Threads challenge! Do you remember what the fabric line is? The embroidery designs look like they will be fun to stitch, too!
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