I also pulled out a few orphan blocks that I will be working on. I didn't consider them UFO's when I made the list below, because I didn't have a plan for them. They were just a bunch of single blocks. That's my story, anway. They had a plan once upon a time, but I quickly reazlied that it wasn't going to work and put them away. Now they have a plan again, so I've added them to the list below. Do you think maybe I subconciously did that just so that I don't have to face the dragon next?
This week isn't looking good for progress. I have a dance lesson Thursday, a course on Saturday, and meetings Mon/Tues night. So I'll keep my goals simple and aim to finish quilting the current baby quilt, and add the borders to Grant's quilt (which has also been added to the list below).
Here's the UFO list:
- a picture quilt from my 2005 trip to Mexico
- a stained glass dragon (started in 2009)
- reversible quilt (started in 2009)
- kaleidoscope quilt (started in 2009)
- Star mystery quilt (needs
- yellow celtic square (needs quilting)
- red celtic square
- blue celtic square
- Grant's quilt (Jan 2010)
Pop over to Bari's blog to see how accountable other quilters have been this week.
Krista, you have been doing wonderfully! I wish my list were as short as yours (and getting shorter by the minute!) Isn't it funny how we will do things to AVOID doing certain projects? LOL - I find myself doing the same thing!
ReplyDeleteI just adore Grant's quilt. I love the colors - they just glow! It looks very complicated, but I enlarged the photo and it is actually a fairly simple pattern. Beautiful! I bet he can't wait to use it.
Good work on your progress! Even with a busy week you will get quite a bit done.
You have crossed some things off your list. Way to go.
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