This week I (probably) will:

To Do list from papersquid on etsy

1. Admire Teddy in his new hat and scarf (almost certainly inside - I guarantee he will not deign to wear them out of the door)
2. Not admire Teddy in his new mittens, on account of how I don't have the right size circulars to knit them. And the hat and scarf were really only to match the mittens
3. Start swatching a baby blanket. Yup, baby knitting is starting
4. Finish quilting the sunshine quilt. Anything can happen, right?
5. Continue to eagerly await the arrival of some fabric from the States
6. Sew more stock (once the aforementioned fabric arrives)
7. Finish Teddy's pyjamas, now I've finally found buttons
8. Bake bread that doesn't end up semi-raw (it's taking me a little while to get used to being domestic again, ok?)
9. Bake some more faux-cinnabon buns
10. Continue to search for someone to print fabric labels for me, since mine refuse to be colour-fast, despite the promises on the packaging
11. Try to give up the sweetie addiction just a little bit
12. Have a practice run of the confectionary I'm planning for Christmas gifts this year. Obviously this will really help the above sweetie limitation
13. Contemplate ordering a new camera (it's not beyond the realms of possibility. The old one has now also developed a somewhat temperamental battery life)
14. Plan some Christmas-related crafting. And possibly even start it

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I'm quite liking this Monday list thing. You may (or may not) be interested to hear that I actually achieved quite a lot of the things on last week's list, probably mainly due to them being on the list.

Comments

[Rachel at Stitched in Color]

I like your lists too! I just had some homemade labels run for the first time. They were made with iron transfers via Epson transfer paper. sigh. Is that what you've tried too?

[Rebecca]

I have a number of very long lists too, hope you continue to make progress with yours and thank you for visiting my blog. I know it seems hard to believe that eight (and sleep) will ever come at this stage but trust me, in the blink of an eye they will be eight so love up those baby toes every second you get.