feeling guilty
#92
If you have only been quilting 3 months, all your work is still WIP or LIW (lady in waiting) none are old enough to be UFO's just enjoy. Quilting is supposed to be enjoying not to frustrate you. So just keep quilting and having fun.
#95
If you really enjoy making tops and not doing the quilting part, perhaps you can team up with someone who enjoys quilting, but not piecing. I keep some tops around just in case I need a donation quilt, so they aren't really UFOs, just waiting for a need (that is my excuse and I'm sticking to it). If that fails, I suggest chocolate and/or white wine.
#96
I have a reject basket in the corner of my sewing room. Now and then I go through it. Sometimes I'm able to see something I didn't see before, sometimes I use the pieces for another project, sometimes they just sit there a while longer. Sometimes...they never get done. Everytime it is a learning experience.
#97
Originally Posted by davidwent
As some of you already know I am a very newbie. Maybe 3 months since I started. I already have 4 wip's or ufo's however we want to call them.
I know we all do it, but... How do you get over the guilty feeling of projects going unfinished?? LOL
David
I know we all do it, but... How do you get over the guilty feeling of projects going unfinished?? LOL
David
#100
If it is a quilting project, I look at it in stages, 1st stage: concept and design (or pattern/fabric selection); 2nd stage: preparing materials; 3rd stage: Construction of top; 4th stage: quilting; 5th stage: completion. It is perfectly acceptable to take a break between any and all stages. No one dictates how long that break can be. 8-) :oops: :oops: 8-)
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