To Do List for 9/15/2026
1. Glowing Hearts: Continue quilting ✔
2. 2026 Guild BOM: Cut fabrics for assembly ✔
3. Celtic Solstice: Continue making blocks ✔
4. Marigold Mystery: Work on September blocks - no progress
5. Wild and Goosey: Work on teal/purple blocks ✔
Definitively not a bad week. I finally got the fabrics cut for the 2026 Guild BOM, which will show up in this week's list for sure. The plan for this week is to work on what I can. Since I'm not home, it's harder to work on multiple projects at a time since space is more limited then in my sewing room. We'll see how it goes.
To Do List for 9/22/2026
1. Celtic Solstice (Bonnie Hunter): Continue making blocks
I put a full block and part of the corner block up on the design wall so I could see pressing directions. There are several partial blocks sitting by the sewing machine. I'm hoping to have all the blocks finished before the end of the week. Of course that depends on how much time I actually spend sewing.
2. Marigold Mystery (Meadow Mist Designs): Work on September blocks
All the pieces are cut, they just need to be sewn into blocks. I should get to that sometime this week. Not sure I'll finish them, but getting started should happen.
3. 2026 Guild BOM: Start quilt assembly
I finally got all the sashing pieces cut, now just to sit down and start assembly. That may not happen this week. There's not as much space to work as in my sewing room. So this one may wait till I'm home. We'll see.
4. Wild and Goosey (Bonnie Hunter): Work on teal/purple blocks
The first teal block is sashed. Just 47 left to go. Making the purple blocks is my current leaders project. This project continues to move along, slowly, but it is moving.
5. Butterfly Medallion embroidery: Continue to stitch.
This butterfly panel is my traveling stitching project. It comes out when I can't use my machine. It came out last weekend after our shopping trip because I was too tired to get the sewing machine set up. I'll probably work on it a bit next weekend since we have plans to be out and about at least one day.
That's my list for this week. I do have some plans to be out and about myself while My Girl is at work. There's a coffee shop I'd like to visit and I brought a couple of books I'd like to start. We'll see what appeals as the week goes on.
Linking up with the Quilt Schmilt for To Do Tuesday.




9 comments:
I always enjoy getting to see progress on your Butterfly Medallion embroidery project. Sounds like you have a cozy week ahead of you!
Your butterfly project is pretty. The coffee shop sounds like fun! Hope the weather stays decent while you're there. It is already going to be back in the 90s here, but at least we are promised no more 100s.
Woo Hoo on getting some projects prepped for the trip! I did the same last week; though I took way too many projects with me. Oh, it is so wonderful to see your progress on the Butterfly Medallion quilt. I just love this piece. Safe travels and enjoy your visit. Hugs.
Love the Butterfly x-stitch medallion you are working on. I have that piece waiting in the wings for me to start on it--gathering floss for it now...hugs, Julierose
It's nice that you have the butterfly embroidery to take along in case there isn't time for machine sewing. Having the other block projects kitted up is handy, too. Have a great time with your girl!
I just love your butterfly panel. Sometimes I enjoy a break from the machine so that I can just focus on hand stitching.
You had an amazing week! Impressive! Equally impressive is your block for Celtic Solstice! Somehow, I always manage to lose my points. I will be copying your idea of putting a block on the design wall to see the pressing directions. I think that’s what I love about blogs; we learn from each other. The fabric combination for Marigold Mystery is so fun and colorful. Your butterfly medallion is beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful progress. ❤️
Kate I’m glad to hear you’ve made a trip to see your girl and finally have time to see all of your progress on your projects. Your butterfly is tempting me to try my hand at cross stitch (which I’ve never done). Thank you for sharing on To Do Tuesday. 😁
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