Judy of Patchwork Times is again sponsoring a UFO challenge. I didn't play along last year, but decided that it would be fun to try my hand at the challenge this year. I only have 4 UFOs. However, I also have a day job and Kiddo is playing multiple sports this spring, so it's not likely that I'd be able to finish any of the UFOs in a single month. Each project has been assigned 3 numbers and I'll switch between the 4 based on what number Judy pulls each month. If they all get done by the end of the year that would be fabulous.
Here's my list:
1,2,3: Purple/Yellow Scrap Quilt - From 2006
Needs borders and the backing made before it can be shipped off for quilting.
4,5,6: Scrappy Stars - From 2003
Only 4 blocks completed. This is supposed to be a queen sized quilt. I have no idea how many more blocks I need to make.
7,8,9: Moose on the Porch Layer Cake Quilt Along - From 2010
All the blocks are completed and the setting has been designed. Just need to cut and assemble the sashing, the borders, make a back and it can go off for quilting.
10,11,12 RWB (Red, White and Blue) Stars - from 2005
This started as a technique class at the local quilt shop. I intended to make a quilt, but didn't get past the first block.
So that's my UFO list for 2012. Even if they don't all get done, any progress at all would be a plus.
5 comments:
Sounds like fun! I should add my knitting UFOs!! LOL
That's a great group of quilts! I love the last star. Very pretty.
Beautiful UFOs! Can't wait to watch your progress. I'm always amazed at everything you accomplish considering your busy schedule. ☺
Your header photo is gorgeous! Did you take that recently?
PS...I finally broke down and purchased a walking foot. I'm going to attempt quilting Flurry when it arrives this week. Happy Wednesday! ☺
Only 4 UFOs and a good plan for getting them ready to quilt. Sounds like you are ready to take on the challenge for 2012!
Wow - I'm impressed with only 4 UFOs. The star on is very pretty and it reminds me of many of my UFOs - many started as a technique and never went beyond the first block or two.
liz
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