At the start of each month I make myself a little list. Nothing too detailed, just a round up of what I think I might like to get done: it might just say 'quilt x, piece y'. Occasionally it says 'finish x' or finish 'y'. I'm not overly ambitious but I do like a list and mostly at the end of the month there are little ticks by some items. In July, I am sorry to say, I achieved almost nothing I set out to do. My mistake was to think I might finish quilting All at Sea, rather than just continue working on it. Ah well.
The one thing I could put a tick by was this butterfly project - the list just said 'do some more' and that is just what I have done.
They are simple little things, but seeing them all laid out like this makes me happy.
It's looking great! You have so many wonderful projects on the go right now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty and sweet layout..lovely low volume surrounding those butterflies...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteyes, very satisfying joined together. Do butterflies travel in a flock?
ReplyDeleteThose little butterflies are so cute and spring like. Sometimes just committing to working on a project is satisfying. Thanks for linking to Sew, Stitch, Snap, Share.
ReplyDeleteI like how the butterflies don't all go the same direction. Don't beat up on yourself about what you did and did not get done. As long as you are moving forward on something all is good!
ReplyDeleteI like your kind of list - like a guidepost instead of a Have-to-Do. The butterflies sure are a sweet set.
ReplyDeleteGood progress, Kaja. That's a good idea to give some thought to what might get done in the coming month.
ReplyDeleteThoughtfulness, patience get better results.
Interesting that your butterflies are all the same fabric (so far) while the background changes. This was one I considered but realized my scraps are a bit larger. I so like the sof quietness of this block and think it would make a good baby quilt (where most of my scraps go.)
ReplyDeleteTick! Makes me happy too!
ReplyDeleteI love this project. Might have to make myself one someday.
ReplyDeleteThis one is looking very sweet.:)
ReplyDeleteOh - wonderful. I am excited about the idea of using the paintbrush instead of a stamp pad! I bought my letter stamps the other day and now I can't wait to go try them. THANK YOU!!
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