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To Do Tuesday 48

My To Do Tuesday 48 post is late today. Just as I was getting ready to head to bed last night, I realized I hadn’t written the post. It was already late, so I opted to wait until this morning. 

Here’s my list from last week: 

  • Finish up Churn Dash blocks
  • Layout Deli Geese blocks
  • Finish Marcia Derse The Blue One (I really need a new name for this quilt)
  • Write Endeavourers Challenge post

Churn Dash Blocks

My churn dash blocks from my 2020 personal block of the month - piecefulthoughts.com

No progress was made on these this past week. We’ll see if I can get something done this week, but it will take a backseat to other projects that need some attention. 

Deli Geese Block Layout

I need to set the bin of these blocks out where I can trip over it as I’m going upstairs – LOL. That’s the only thing keeping me from getting this done, forgetting to bring it upstairs so I can lay them out. I wouldn’t want to have to go back down and get them – haha. 

Marcia Derse Project

There are two things I need to do for this project. I need to finish sewing the blocks together to complete the quilt top, and I need to give it a new name. I should get this one done this week and hope to show you the top soon! 

Endeavourers Challenge Quilt

The challenge quilt has been posted on the group site. I’ll be posting about it tomorrow, so stay tuned. It’s one of my favorite mini quilts I’ve made. 

This Week’s Project List

I’m working on the third Project Quilting challenge. That will be my focus today. I’m hunting for a specific fabric in order to finish it, we’ll see if I find it. The challenge theme is Virtual Vacation – you can read the details here. 

I’ve had some serious fun with this Island Batik Geared Up bundle. I need to give this black and tan squirrel a name, and decide on backing and binding for two of the projects, and decide if I’m going to make another project from the leftover fabric. This has been an enjoyable project! 

I have a test quilt to get going, so that will be on my agenda this week, too. Can’t tell you anything more than that, but it’s a cute one! 

My excuse for not getting much done this week was an impulse decision to take a little drive over the weekend. Here’s a little peek at some of the beauty we saw. 

Drive through Jay Cooke State Park - piecefulthoughts.com

Thanks for cruising through my week with me in this To Do Tuesday 48 post. I’m linking up today with Roseanne and Sue from Home Sewn by Us.  

Wendy

17 Comments

  • rl2b2017

    Hi Wendy! You know, if you set that bin out where you can trip over it, Wilbs will be sitting in for sure. And he’ll expect you to carry him upstairs with the bin and Deli Geese blocks. Sounds like a win/win to me! HAHA! Wow, the roads were nice and clear for your road trip. I love how the snow is still on the trees. I can almost hear the solitude and peacefulness (not pieceful though). Thanks for linking up this week. You’re not late at all – it’s still morning on Tuesday. ~smile~ Roseanne

  • quiltinggail

    Hi Wendy! Your churn dash blocks are looking great!
    Isn’t it funny (not) how something so simple, like going up/down a flight of stairs can make us uninspired to complete something? It happens to me … and my stuff is all in one room!!! Anyhow, hope you trip over your Deli Geese soon – but don’t hurt yourself! 🙂
    Happy Quilting! 🙂

  • Vicki in MN

    A bit of a tease yourself!! I’ll watch for your post tomorrow;) No hurry on my testing you can even go into March. Have a productive and fun week!

  • ROCHELLE SUMMERS

    Such a pretty little drive you took. We had snow as well…but we’re out west. I love those churn dash blocks. Wishing you luck on all the projects on your list.

  • Cheree Hull

    Beautiful scenery! Looking forward to getting out a little here. The black/tan batiks look cool–I always love that color combo. Good luck on your list. I’ll be watching for some magical progress and finishes!

  • Nancy Bekedam

    I’m interested in seeing what you do for Project Quilting. I think Marcia Derse is a fine name for your quilt!

  • Rebecca Grace

    Those churn dash blocks look fabulous and although I’m already shivering in North Carolina without any snow on the ground, I do wish I could see the fluffy white stuff through my window since I’m not going outside anyway! 🙂

  • Carol Andrews

    A drive in such beautiful country was perfectly necessary for mental health and sorting out your quilting plans, right? I love those batiks and your churn dashes are still tempting me to make some!

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