UFO Challenge for 2021
03-26-2021, 10:17 AM
#361
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I should have clarified - the Mocha Stars picture I posted is from Kim Diehl's pattern and book - mine is still mostly in hundreds of pieces.
I love all of her patterns and I made one small applique tabletopper a few years ago from one of her designs - not bordered, quilted or bound, yet - of course. 🤪
I love all of her patterns and I made one small applique tabletopper a few years ago from one of her designs - not bordered, quilted or bound, yet - of course. 🤪
03-26-2021, 10:22 AM
#362
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Originally Posted by Vasilisa
I hope I will have all my UFOs done by the end of spring.
Originally Posted by rryder
...sometimes the decision making takes way longer than the execution.
03-26-2021, 04:46 PM
#363
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My sew-jo mojo left for a little while but I just waited and was patient and kind to myself. Seems to be coming back. Basted 2 tonight. Both are feeling leafy meander....which I don't know how to do- so some research and practice is in order before moving forward.
Just a reminder to everyone to be kind to yourself.
Just a reminder to everyone to be kind to yourself.
03-26-2021, 05:58 PM
#364
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Petthefabric: Love the Forest Fire Log Cabin quilt!
thepolyparrot: That will be a beautiful quilt when you have it assembled.
Vasilisa: Congratulations on finishing your 4th UFO!
Pied Piper: Sad to hear all of you had COVID. Sounds like you had a great reason to start another project.
Rff1010: I’m glad your sewing mojo is slowly coming back.
I finished a very small UFO. It was an appliqué class for a tea towel from my LQS in 2019. I was working on it today and suddenly decided to make it a wall hanging. 🤷♀️ It’s 12.5” by 17.25”. The appliqué pattern is from Home Grown by Nancy Halvorson.
thepolyparrot: That will be a beautiful quilt when you have it assembled.
Vasilisa: Congratulations on finishing your 4th UFO!
Pied Piper: Sad to hear all of you had COVID. Sounds like you had a great reason to start another project.
Rff1010: I’m glad your sewing mojo is slowly coming back.
I finished a very small UFO. It was an appliqué class for a tea towel from my LQS in 2019. I was working on it today and suddenly decided to make it a wall hanging. 🤷♀️ It’s 12.5” by 17.25”. The appliqué pattern is from Home Grown by Nancy Halvorson.
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03-27-2021, 04:53 PM
#369
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Thanks for the compliments!
I started to work on my next UFO - a pillow covering with appliqué. I have the top part of the covering ready to quilt. Then I need to remember how to download the appliqué embroidery design. 🤔. Hopefully, it is downloaded already on a flash drive or on my machine. 🤞
I started to work on my next UFO - a pillow covering with appliqué. I have the top part of the covering ready to quilt. Then I need to remember how to download the appliqué embroidery design. 🤔. Hopefully, it is downloaded already on a flash drive or on my machine. 🤞
03-29-2021, 04:40 PM
#370
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Another forest fire UFO. Another green with a different arrangement of blocks. I think this arrangement is called furrows.
Looking at this picture, I see that one of the squares is turned. It's finished. Not changing it. Oh Yeh! I meant it that way!LOL
Looking at this picture, I see that one of the squares is turned. It's finished. Not changing it. Oh Yeh! I meant it that way!LOL
