Note that writing EEPROM is slow - on the order of milliseconds per write - which may limit the performance of your sketch.
A better technique is to provide a limited backup power supply to the MCU; enough to complete a set of EEPROM writes + a safety margin. A capacitor could possibly provide enough run time if doesn't have to power much else. Then, detect and interrupt on a failure of the main supply, immediately write your backup data to EEPROM, and enter an infinite loop to wait for the backup supply to fail. When the system resets, examine the EEPROM to be sure there is valid backup data there, restore what needs to be restored, and resume your task.