To-Do for the week of Dec 21st-27th:

1. Make some Treasure Hunt units for a 2022 donation quilt. √Done
2. I have joined Kitty@NightQuilter’s Quilt Your Life Crew. Refine my major project for this quilting adventure. √Done
3. Finish my 2022 Planning Party/Best of 2021 post. √Done

To-Do #1

I made the units for four more Treasure Hunt blocks that I will mix in with the other 84 blocks that will make up a scrappy Treasure Hunt donation quilt in 2022:

To-Do #2

I’ve recently joined Kitty@NightQuilter’s Quilt Your Life Crew. I’m going to document distance on my relatively new Peloton bike. I’ve been riding it at least 10 minutes a day (which for me has been a little over 3K) for the past eight weeks but hope to increase both my daily distance and time on my Peloton in 2022. I played around with different ideas for my Quilt Your Life quilt, but finally decided on a circle to represent the Peleton wheel made from four paper-pieced units sewn together, and then I used a 10-inch acrylic circle to cut out a raw edge 10-inch circle that will be finished as an inset circle with Kaleidoscope black background and also having a small black circle appliqued in the very center to hide the less-than-perfect joins in the center. I’ve cut a piece of black felt to approximate the appliqued center. In my example below I’ve made up a set of data for four weeks with each Kaleidoscope fabric color signifying a different distance, no exercise at all, or at least 10 minutes of an exercise other than riding my Peleton. Pomegranate=3K, Citrus=5K, Poppy=10K, Dragonfly=15K, Mermaid=20K, Cobalt=other exercise, and Charcoal=no exercise. At the end of the year I will have 13 circles that each represent a four-week span in 2022.

Here is the simple paper-pieced unit I drafted in EQ8:

To-Do #3

I took a look back at 2021 and shared some of my 2022 plans and linked up with Cheryl@Meadow Mist Design’s Best of 2021 and  Yvonne@QuiltingJetGirl’s #2022PlanningParty here.

To-Do for the week of Dec 28th-Jan 3rd:

1. Bind my Blakely Family Sew-Along Quilt.
2. Write my January 2022 One Monthly Goal post.
3. Get templates printed and start cutting fabric for my temperature quilts and my Quilt Your Life project.

Linking up with Texas Quilt Gal: To-Do Tuesday.