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Originally Posted by meldmac
(Post 6065259)
When you start a project and decide you really really dislike it?
I started working on a rag quilt I had started back in January or feb but the more I work on it I realize I don't like the fabric I chose for it and not sure I want to continue working on it or add the fabric to my scrappy quilts stash. What do you do when you find yourself in this situation? |
Unfortunately, I find it difficult to complete a project I no longer like ... it sort of stays "in progress" forever. I am very thankful it doesn't happen very often.
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I'm ashamed to admit that I have a project like this. I call it a UFO. It's been sitting in a box for the last 8 years. Never join a block of the month unless you absolutely love the fabric the store has chosen. I've more or less decided to repurpose the fabric. The only problem is the fabric pieces are so dang small....what's a girl to do?
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Originally Posted by willferg
(Post 6065289)
On a few select occasions, I've tossed it in the trash and found it wonderfully liberating!
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Originally Posted by Dina
(Post 6065295)
I put it in a plastic zip lock bag and donate to my guild's charity committee for someone else to finish. I have done that twice now. I included the pattern and all supplies necessary to finish it, so it is sort of a "kit." Our guild has fabric that members can take to make charity quilts and my kits have been taken by someone and finished. I know they got finished because they were shown at "show and tell."
Just in case that would work for you... Dina |
I think I'm going to cut my losses and just put the leftover fabric in my scrap box.
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Originally Posted by willferg
(Post 6065289)
On a few select occasions, I've tossed it in the trash and found it wonderfully liberating!
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