Monday has come, and almost gone, too! It was a rainy day here so it was a great day for sewing - but I'm ready for the sunshine to come back again! It's been a busy week and I can't wait to show you what I did - so let's get started!
There's last week's list and how it went...
1. Prep and make backs for three quilts for graduating seniors.
Done - and I'll share more about this in a minute!
Done - and I'll share more about this in a minute!
3. Keep working on the vintage quilt repair.
It's coming along - but it's a BIG quilt!
It's coming along - but it's a BIG quilt!
4. Finalize the first guest blogger post for Hands2Help.
Done! Jamie of L'Fair Quilts shared a great tutorial - you can check it out here!
Done! Jamie of L'Fair Quilts shared a great tutorial - you can check it out here!
5. Straighten up the studio.
Nope - and you'll see why in a minute!
6. Keep up with any quilt ministry needs that come up.
No quilts given away this week, which is good - it gave me time for other things!
And this is what I did...
Nope - and you'll see why in a minute!
6. Keep up with any quilt ministry needs that come up.
No quilts given away this week, which is good - it gave me time for other things!
And this is what I did...
After making those three quilt backs, I quilted those three twin size quilts and one more. Then I bound those four quilts plus one more I brought home from church, and washed them, along with two more that were finished Wednesday night at church.
Then I quilted three more twin size quilts that another ministry member will bind.
And then I managed to quilt three more twin size quilts!
But wait - - - there's one more! That makes eleven quilts that I quilted since last Thursday! Whew!
And that is what a brand new roll of batting looks like after a hard weekend! If I hadn't had the tail end of a bolt to start with, it would be completely gone.
So a very good week, and a lot accomplished! As the saying goes, I was able to "make hay while the sun shines!" We need 22 twin size quilts for this project, and once these are finished, we will have 17. We have five more tops in progress, so we should make it with no problem. That's a good thing!
And here's what's on my plate for this week...
1. Make the top for a commission t-shirt quilt between now and Wednesday night.
2. Pick up more twin-size quilts and backs (and another roll of batting) at church Wednesday night.
3. Quilt the last five twin size quilts for the project.
4. If time allows, sandwich the t-shirt quilt and quilt it.
5. Keep up with any quilt ministry needs that come up.
Definitely enough to keep me busy this week, and Saturday we have a special project for our monthly quilt ministry sewing day, so I'll need to get ready for that on Wednesday too. So much to do, and so little time!
And now the question is - - -what are YOU working on this week?
Hugs!
Sarah



