How Many UFO's do you have???
02-18-2010, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by GailG
To answer this question, I would have to begin pulling boxes out of the closet, opening drawers, and opening bins to count them all. Does the fabric bought for a specific project count as a UFO/WIP?? Right now, my dilemma is: I've finally finished the hand quilting on a quilt I began last March. Now I can't find the fabric I plan to use for the binding. I saw it two weeks ago when I tried to organize the sewing room (a little). I remember thinking to myself that "I'd better put it here so I can find it when I need it." HA!
02-18-2010, 06:03 PM
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I get tired of working just on one thing. I usually have a quilt in the hoop frame, one or two almost finished and several more that I need lots of time to piece so they are in clear shoeboxes that I take out in the evening to do as I watch tv with DH. somtimes I even have a crocheted project going. That way I don't get boerd.
02-18-2010, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jacqué
Originally Posted by GailG
To answer this question, I would have to begin pulling boxes out of the closet, opening drawers, and opening bins to count them all. Does the fabric bought for a specific project count as a UFO/WIP?? Right now, my dilemma is: I've finally finished the hand quilting on a quilt I began last March. Now I can't find the fabric I plan to use for the binding. I saw it two weeks ago when I tried to organize the sewing room (a little). I remember thinking to myself that "I'd better put it here so I can find it when I need it." HA!
02-19-2010, 05:50 AM
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Rachel you are not alone. I have small plastic boxes with projects in them that I have cut out, ready to do when the mood hits me. I work on more than one project at a time. I usually have one in the quilt frames, one that I'm embroidering, one that I can take to work and work on when work is slow. I think this disease has a name but I don't know what it is. HA
02-19-2010, 12:48 PM
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Too many to count and all in small plastic boxes - (some with several UFO's in each but been working on some each day - some day when I retire and have cabin fever I will finish all of them -- if not----my daughter will have to figure that one out....ha ha.... Its sometimes fun to have a change of pace - like looking for the fabric that goes with your UFO - binding or you did not cut enough strips - especially for log cabins.....
02-19-2010, 01:11 PM
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I don't have any. I finish one before starting another. Not enough room to store UFOs. As I am finishing one quilt I start planning another, and look forward to starting another, my reward for finishing.
02-19-2010, 01:21 PM
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My favorite part of quilting is the creating part so I have a lot of UFOs around. Every so often, I take a moment to finish something but not so often that I don't accumulate a lot more UFOs! To heck with the fabric, I say the woman who does with the most UFOs wins! :thumbup: :-P :lol:
02-19-2010, 01:38 PM
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Is is a UFO if you haven't cut the fabric? I have tons of patterns and fabric, just not together. I have 5 WIP, 2 binding and 3 need quilted and binding. I've just finished the 2 of the tops and one has been waiting for a couple of year to be quilted. I keep changing my mind about how I want to quilt it.
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