I have an enbroidered tablecloth that I started almost 30 years ago. I'll get it out every now and then and do some of the cross-stitch on it and then put it away again when I get tired of doing that. I don't know what possessed me to even try this because I don't like to embroider cross-stitch. Maybe some day I'll complete it. It's about half finished!

I have a wedding ring quilt that is roughly 15 years in the making. I do have it out...laying there on my table...staring at me...lol

Well, not on a quilt, but I have a cross-stitch that took me 14 yrs before I finally finished it. It is now framed and hanging in my living room- it is huge, but, if I must say so myself, it's beautiful!

22 yrs.

I have several tops that my grandmother made in the late 60's and early 70's. I have started to finish them lately. They were made out of old scrapes of some clothes and any other material she could find. I just started to quilt 2 years ago and am not very good at it yet.

I guess my oldest one is probably about 10 years old. I made it before my boys were out of school (for my first granddaughter) now she is 6 years old I still don't have the binding on it!

I'm cleaning out a closet and found my son's quilt he "designed" when he was about 6 years old. I made squares with a giant butterfly (a Monarch) that he and his Dad had collected, appliqued a picture of his dog, a big black Dobie, a tennis racquet, (he was good at that) a 22 rifle he hoped to be allowed to shoot some day, several other things that had to be appliqued. It was a lovely thing, designed for a twin bed. Oh, did I say he was 6 years old then?
Now he's 42 years old, and I may finish this for his birthday next May.

Hi! None of these gave me what each letter stands for. U must be unfinished, but what do the F and O stand for?

Flo

Hi!
None of the replies gave me what each letter stands for. I figure U is for unfinished, but what about the F and the O? Flo

Hi!
None of these gave me the answer to what the initials stand for. I figure the U is for unfinished, but what about the F and the O? Flo