Well it's Monday and time to post new goals for this week.

Hope you finished the goal(s) for last week. If you did, Congratulations. If they're still not completed, put them on this week's list and get them done!

WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS TO GET DONE BY SUNDAY NIGHT?

My goals for this week (besides working and probably canning a whole bunch more jars of pickles :shock: :shock: )
pertain to *2* baby quilts I need to finish soon.

1. Sandwich them correctly and pin well.
2. Sew around the perimeter and trim and turn right side out.
3. Begin quilting...(notice I said BEGIN quilting...I'm almost certain I won't be able to finish 2 by Sunday night...but hey - I'll TRY!)

Posting my progress here does help me. I wonder if it helps YOU?

Over my vacation I started a new project, Grandmothers flower garden. All hand pieced of course, so..

1. piece one block(at least)
2. can some pickles(never done this)
3. clean out pantry

To get the rest of my blocks done for my Halloween 1904 quilt done! Gotta hurry, its almost here!

Finish quilting and binding my summer PP quilt. Maybe do a little cleaning (blah) and some laundry.

Will be leaving on vacation to the coast today for a week. Will bring my hand quilting to do (UFO) and some cross-stitch to do teacups. (Was motivated by another posting severals days ago.) Want to incorporate them into a wall-hanging...eventually.

Won't have internet connection for a week...I'll miss all of you!!!

MY Goals for this week:

1. work on class samples
2. finish bag for Lisa
3. varnish pieces for Tricia
4. work on ANY UFO
5. send out class descriptions to the shop

now that I have written them down here I am going to write them in my date book and really try to get um done

Finish unpacking from a retreat I got home from 2+ weeks ago.
I at least finally got what was still in my car out yesterday
It's very hot here in New Hampshire

My goals for the week:
1. Visit our county fair several times...good food and it is fun to watch the livestock shows and see the 4H exhibits in the exhibit hall. (Even more fun because our kids are all out of 4H now and I don't actually have to be there.)
2. Press the backing fabric I purchased for a quilt that is all set to go to be long-armed.
3. Finish piecing the a top that needs to be finished in the next week, or so. The long-arm gal has me scheduled for 2 quilts at the beginning of Aug.

I have 18 lbs of cucumbers that need a canning today! Yikes! Hopefully this week I will finish quilting my niece's quilt and bind 3 small baby quilts.