Monday Madness – 4/4/2016

My sewing area still looks like this!

 

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I haven’t touched my sewing machine since last week.  I’ve been working on a lot of hand projects though!  I spent yesterday knocking out the last yard of Scrapitude so now…(drumroll please)… I’m happy to announce…

Scrapitude finished! 4/3/2016

Scrapitude finished!
4/3/2016

Scrapitude the back 4/3/2016

Scrapitude
the back
4/3/2016

 

Last week’s to do list:

  1. Scrapitude, 2015  – Finish hand binding. …. done.  
  2. Cross Stitch – keep working on the welcome project … done
  3. Border #2 for Raining Cats and Dogs ….  didn’t touch
  4. Knit – keep working on the Rosie Hat … done… I’m now working on the decreasing section.  I finished the first row of decreasing. 
  5. Celtic Solstice – press more Block A’s and top row of Block B … didn’t touch
  6. Hand work – Work a bit on A Rainbow Garden …  done
  7. Scrapbooking – do 1 page … didn’t touch

This week’s to do list:

  1. Cross Stitch – keep working on the welcome project …
  2. Border #2 for Raining Cats and Dogs ….  
  3. Knit – keep working on the Rosie Hat …
  4. Celtic Solstice – press more Block A’s and top row of Block B …
  5. Hand work – Work a bit on A Rainbow Garden …  
  6. Scrapbooking – do 1 page

I’m going to take a break this week on quilting my queue of quilts.  Now that Scrapitude is done, the next step is to get some practice fabric/batting on the frame and test out the thread I want to use to quilt Moon Glow.  But I’m going to step away this week and work on the other items on my to do list that I’ve been moving from week to week.  I also know that work is going to be really busy (it’s the first week of the quarter) so … I may find myself working longer hours than normal.

I’m looking forward to a great week!

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Have a great week!

~Melanie

8 responses »

    • Thanks Charlene! I appreciate the reminder. Sometimes I get so busy trying to get everything done that I forget to take the time to keep myself in good spirits. But that’s really important! 🙂

  1. It sounds like you have some fun projects to work on this week! Usually I find my projects to be almost “therapeutic”. This week, I’m hoping to finish up a quilt and pillow set that I’ve been working on for my granddaughter. I’ve already finished the quilt, but need to finish pillow case. Then tomorrow (I can’t wait!) I’m hoping to begin working on a quilt for my other granddaughter for her birthday. I hope you have fun with all your projects, too! 🙂

    • I didn’t get to spend that much time during the week but I make sure to take the time on the weekends. I agree with you that working on my projects is therapeutic and any little bit of quilty time helps clear my mind and focus on non quilty tasks. 🙂

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