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Very cute, carriem. You have some really nice color combinations.... thinking outside the box. Sorry to hear about your arm.... get better quickly, okay?
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Carrie: Your arm would explain why I haven't seen many if any posts from you. Love the way that soft yellow pulls all the colors together and makes them pop. Feel better soon!
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Another UFO moves to the ready to be quilted pile!
Oh I'm so happy. I finished my Strips and Salsa ( G.E.Designs ) lap quilt tonight. I also pieced the back and made the binding. Now I need to purchase some batting and get it quilted. I am getting so much accomplished this year! Or at least it feels that way, and that's what is important. Ooooh I am so close to getting to start my Kaffe Fassett quilt kit. I used Deb Strain's jelly roll called Happy H"owl"oween (Moda), some cool yellow grunge fabric and a gothic scrolly type fabric for the back and binding. The blue fabric isn't blue, it's actually a gorgeous purple but the lighting isn't cooperating. Next UFO!!! |
Yukon Viv, nice top. fun fabrics and interesting pattern. can't wait to see it quilted!
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YukonViv--great flimsy. :) Keep up the momentum!!
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Oh Viv, it's another one of those square in a square quilts.... I really love those. Good job!! It will be done in no time.
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Viv: Always amazed at your color sense. Just love the way you put things together.
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Viv- congrats on the top finish! Fun pattern too!
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Well, here I am. Lots of UFO's so I fit in very well. I just pulled out my Orca Bay that was started when it ran as a mystery quilt with Bonnie Hunter. Several steps were completed at the time and I had cut and stacked everything else to be done after the Christmas rush. I think that was 2 years ago. I have blocks finished for several BOM's stacked together waiting to be assembled. Fabrics pulled and put together in bags with 'darling patterns' waiting patiently on the sidelines. I recently joined the fabric moratorium here to help stop the unnecessary spending for more fabric as I have a huge stash. One thing that has been helping me is to shop my stash and finish something before I purchase new fabric. I started doing this for my Christmas gifts this past year. It worked for table runners and quilts. 6 runners with new fabric and 6 from stash. A few orphaned blocks and scraps made it into a quilt for a gift. The runners and quilt along with everything else I made for Christmas were in the UFO category so I feel I'm off to a good start for this coming year. I am full of hope to get this under control and be sensible about it. I don't want the nagging feeling hanging over me to get a project completed and feeling guilty every time I walk into my studio. So we'll see how well my good intentions work with determined action. Thanks for being here.
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Welcome Rhonda Lee. Sounds like you already have the momentum going, just need to keep going. Over a period of time there has been several threads that deal with "tricks" to help get enthusiastic about your UFOs. I find the best way is to pick one I am interested in and tuck the others out of sight. What are you going to be working on first?
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