February's UFO was my son's quilt. I finished this top back in Feb 2010, so it's been waiting a long time. Too bad I didn't get it done - it could have been completed on it's own anniversary :) If only I'd known that before.
The top is still waiting - all folded up patiently. This month just blew by, with business trips and the quilting retreat in Texas, so the UFO never got pulled out. I think I may swap it for the March UFO (#8) - mostly because I really don't want to face that one :)
However, I did start quilting on my January colour challenge quilt - so maybe it will avoid becoming a UFO. That's my goal for the next couple of days. Then, 2 other quilts which are already basted. After that, I can figure out what's next on the list - new quilts, old quilts, UFOs - there are plenty to choose from.
Check out the posts from lots of quilters who DID meet their Feb UFO goals, over at Patchwork Times.
Myyyyyyystery!!!!!!!!!! I am waaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiting!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is one gorgeous quilt. What is your quilting style? I have free motioned very little and usually fall to the stand by of straight line gridded quilting or quilting by check.
Love this quilt also. really like the colors. JudyCnNC
ReplyDeleteWow -- that's a very striking quilt! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteDon't give up on this wonderful quilt. The fabrics are great together. You do sound a bit overwhelmed...one stitch at a time! What's so bad about #8, it's a nice number. Sandi
ReplyDeletei too, like this quilt. i like the curves created from the straight seams...i can't help but to pretend quilt it in my head :)
ReplyDeletelove your header! interesting....
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