To-Do Tuesday #217 Weekly Update

Join us today for the 217th weekly To-Do Tuesday (on Monday!) list and update. Gladys Taber wrote, “Contentment is a list with half of it crossed off.” We are joining Chris at her To-Do Tuesday linky party.

To-Do for the week of June 15th – 21st:

  1. Finish the flip flops and flowers topper – √ Done
  2. Start working on the Positivity QAL – √ Done

To-Do #1

The summer solstice is today and I really wanted the appliqué of the flip-flops and flowers topper to be complete. The approved layout hastened the addition of the borders made using more solid colored strips.

Shortly thereafter, the easy route was taken as far as quilting. With just a basic crosshatch design, the topper was finished lickety-split. As for binding, I rummaged through my leftover binding drawer until a found a piece that was long enough. Just like that our June OMG project was complete. I’ll share all the details in a wrap-up post with pictures to link to Patty’s website in just a few days.

To-Do #2

This weekend we had a chance to make a final decision on our fabrics for the Positivity QAL. Preeti is hosting the summer-long event which allowed us to be a little late to the starting gate. Our hardest decision? Which block style did we want to make and what fabrics?? We’re going with the Cornered Plus block and here’s a peek at our first four blocks.

Preeti will have a linky party on Sunday to share your progress. The schedule shows that 24 blocks are to be made/shared then. We are about halfway there since we were all caught up Sunday with 12 blocks finished. We shared more Positivity thoughts and information last month.

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June OMG

Our one monthly goal (OMG) project for June is to complete flip-flops and flowers table-topper. Patty at Elm Street Quilts hosts a monthly linky party and we shared our post goal. We have this project tied and wrapped with a bow and will share a wrap-up post very soon!

To-Do for the week of June 22nd through 28th:

  1. Make another 12 of the Cornered Plus blocks
  2. Start appliquéing Addison’s ballerina big girl quilt

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11 Responses

  1. Patricia says:

    Love that flowers and flip flops runner! So summery! Your positivity blocks look fun!

  2. Roseanne Flip Flops and Flowers make the perfect summer runner, especially in those bright pretty fabrics. Great fabric choices for your Corned Plus Blocks. It will be so much fun seeing the linkup and color choices for such a wonderful charity quilt drive.

  3. Frédérique says:

    The cornered blocks are very pretty, I love your color combo.

  4. Chrisknits says:

    Looks like you are getting it done! I can’t wait to see the finished topper, perfect for the season! Thanks for linking up with To-Do! Good luck with next week’s goals.

  5. Gail Sheppard says:

    Great job on completing your list!!! Love your flip flops and flowers … sew pretty!
    I’m liking your plus blocks as well … and yes, you are tempting me!!!! LOL

  6. ROCHELLE SUMMERS says:

    I love that table runner. Those flip flops with their dots and the flowers are so cheerful. I took your advice and found a jelly roll in my collection and am doing the original plus signs. Have 12 done and 12 more cut out. If i do 4/day on the days I get to sew, I should have enough to link up a photo. Have a great week.

  7. I love that Flip Flop table runner!! And your positivity blocks look awesome! Have a great week!

  8. Cheree Hull says:

    I’m really thinking about doing that setting on my second positivity quilt. Looks great!

  9. Wendy Tuma says:

    The Flip Flop table runner is so bright and cheery! I’m sure she will enjoy it over the summer months! Your cornered plus blocks look great!

  10. Vicki in MN says:

    I like the cornered plus blocks as it adds more color to it.

  11. I like the cornered positivity block, no flippy corners! Happy stitching!

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