Here is my list of 12 UFOs (selected at random from the list of 27 that I came up with when I started looking for my UFOs):
- APRIL: French print apron (currently fabric in a bag with a sketch)
- JANUARY: Autumn wall hanging applique kit (bought, never started)
- MARCH: Fairy frost geranium quilt (ready to quilt -- set aside because I couldn't decide how to quilt it or what color thread to use)
- JULY: Irish Chain (is being handquilted -- has been in progress for decades)
- FEBRUARY: Pillow covers for back porch chairs (fabric bought this past Thanksgiving weekend, nothing else done)
- AUGUST: Halloween tote bags (bought great fabric for these, need to work out design)
- MAY: Butterfly stain glass quilt kit (bought, never started)
- OCTOBER: La Vie en Rose quilt (a box of fabrics and some sketches at this point)
- NOVEMBER: Chair of Bowlies cross stitch (began this in the early 1990s and still haven't finished it -- cross stitch may not be my thing)
- JUNE: Chocolate Cherries Bargello (need to finish machine quilting it)
- DECEMBER: Floral shopper (pattern is cut out, need to assemble it)
- SEPTEMBER: Strawberry Lap Quilt (ready for basting -- got put in a bag and forgotten about ages ago)
Now that I plowed through all my bags and piles I may get motivated to jump into one of these projects even before the corresponding number comes up. In case that happens I am adding 3 alternate projects. If I have already finished the project listed above when it comes up to work on I will substitute the next project in this list:
- Arkansas star tote bag (paper piecing fabrics cut out and in bag with fabrics for the tote)
- Northwoods Quilt (needs to be basted then handquilted)
- Bathrobe (fabric and pattern in a bag)
This looks like it could be a very productive year!
I finally had a chance to check this out, looks like a great challenge. Even though I'm already a few days late I think I may join in. Having some alternates is a great plan too!
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