- Penguin parts in the living room.
- A dishtowel requiring three rows & blocking until complete.
- A cowl that just needs the ends woven in and trimmed off.
- The quilt blocks that just requires the top half and bottom half (one seam!) be stitched and pressed.
- The two snap bags that are halfway complete (hidden under the January 2012 BOM).
And that is just what is plainly visible! It doesn't include the WIPs stuffed inside a closet or sewing basket like:
- The quilt top that needs pressed and mended before I call to schedule long-arming.
- A skirt that needs a hem (not that it would fit now anyway--2004?)
- "Footprints in the Sand" cross stitch (easily circa 1993)
- A flower needlepoint (likely to end up a pillow
- The second in a pair of tea towels
- A Care Bears cross stitch Christmas stocking
- I'm sure there is at least something else that isn't done!
As much as I want to look forward to what to start next (like my knit-along or crochet-along or the two twin quilts I have planned with the Moda Independence Trail fabric line pre-cuts I have), I suppose I should finish a thing or two (or three) before I start anything else.
Any ideas on a good incentive plan? Am I the only one with this kind of problem?
**update**
So just a quick update on the in-plain-sight UFOs
**update**
So just a quick update on the in-plain-sight UFOs
- A dishtowel requiring three rows & blocking until complete.--DONE
- A cowl that just needs the ends woven in and trimmed off.--DONE
- The quilt blocks that just requires the top half and bottom half (one seam!) be stitched and pressed.--DONE
Someday I will make a list of all of mine to help you feel better at yourself. And what did I pack for this trip? Three un-started projects (dishcloth, two scarves).
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