So, I didn't even look at UFO # 9, which was the project for November. It makes me feel a little sad, because I love that quilt, and I can't even believe that November is over and that poor quilt didn't even make it out of the closet!
And it has leftovers from a quilt I made for my daughter's 3rd grade teacher. She is finishing her science degree at university this year, so that tells you how old some of this fabric is! Time to get it into a quilt!
I hope that I will have time this month, in between making some Christmas presents, to make some progress on this quilt.
To see some finished UFO's from this month, hop over to Patchwork Times.
And step #2 has been posted for the Easy Street Mystery, so I am also hoping to sew some purple flying geese this weekend.
7 comments:
Work ALWAYS gets in the way of having fun - doesn't it!! I am very impressed with the number of quilts that you finished this year. I do hope that you manage to find some quality quilty time to work on the flannel quilt and that you get some sleep too! It is perfect timing to work on a warm and snuggly flannel quilt!
Oh, the snowball piece you are working on got my attention. Love it!
I rescued a friends UFO the beginning of November. Don't know when I will work on it, maybe next year. It is pretty far along and won't take to much work to finish it. I hope to finish up a few projects next year. Right now just concentrating on this one so I can gift it to a friend.
Love this UFO!! Scrappy and fun for December!!
I think rescuing this piece was a wise choice. It looks great and I would hate to think of it living out its life in a landfill!
You may notice that I don't post a UFO list on my blog. Nothing would ever get marked "DONE". : )
nice rescue
Your snowball quilt looks so warm and cuddly. I'm a dumpster diver too at retreats! Nothing to be ashamed of either! Hope you get to your weekend sewing of Easy Street. I'm behind on that too. Will have to do both step 1 and 2 this weekend to try and catch up. Good luck to us both!
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