Quilter's Accountability Report - September 22

GRRR!  I feel like I'm running around like a chicken with her head cut off (as pertains to my quilting).

I'm focused on finishing UFOs, then I'm focused on finishing things for my Beginner's Quilting class, then I'm focused on getting rid of all the fabric that I don't absolutely LOVE.  (Actually, if I were a chicken with my head cut off, I wouldn't be focusing on anything, but you get my meaning, I hope.)

ANYWAY...

My goal for this week is to get more focused!

I'm still going to be working on getting my UFOs finished.  I just finished Free's Quilt and I am working on quilting one of the 1930s quilts.  So, that leaves three more basted quilts to quilt.

I have three tops in the piecing stage, so I need to keep moving forward there.

My first class is a week from today!  (I'm SO excited!)

And, I REALLY want to get 13 tops pieced to send on to a couple of quilters who responded when I said I would be willing to send tops.

But....not all this week.

This week, I'm going to continue to sew my little heart out and try to focus and try to get as much done as possible.

My Goals:

1. Finish quilting the 1930s quilt
2. Bind the 1930s quilt
3. Finish getting ready for class
4. Maybe get a Twister quilt started

Wish me luck!  And check out what everyone else is up to at Bari's blog.  Set some goals of your own for this week, and join us!

PS:  Make sure you sign up for my latest giveaway!

Pics of Mimi's Quilt

I finally got an opportunity to take some pictures of Mimi with her quilt this morning.

I took the pictures in the middle of our school time. But, I can do that because I make the rules, lol.

I LOVE homeschooling.  Most of the time, the kids look like this when they're at "school."

Sometimes they do grinch about having to do school, but most of the time, they have fun.  They do what needs to be done for the day and then they can play.

Right now, Sophia and Josiah are on a nature walk, Mariah is building robots with legos, and Olivia is working on her blog.

Ahhhh, the joys of homeschooling!