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kcass1954

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10. My problem is not so much how old they are as how many there are.

Reply to SheilaT (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2015, 01:51 PM

Jan 2015

In my little informal quilting group, we have challenged each other to finish up some of our UFOs this year. When we got together on Saturday, everyone brought their list.

Mine is so long, it's scary. Apparently I'm a professional class taker.

We all worked out a plan to get some of them done. And everyone chose one project to finish and submit to our guild UFO challenge this summer.

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What's the longest you've ever taken to finish a project? [View all] SheilaT Jan 2015 OP

"finish"? uppityperson Jan 2015 #1

I know. What is this "finished" thing about which they speak? NYC_SKP Jan 2015 #2

Hee hee hee libodem Jan 2015 #3

"Finish" is a magical concept, best understood by the gods. SheilaT Jan 2015 #6

I bought a needlepoint canvas back in 1977 when the Tut exhibit came to the US the first time csziggy Jan 2015 #4

So my next question is, because it sounds like you will eventually finish this project, SheilaT Jan 2015 #5

I think it will be a pillow - but no point until I no longer have cats csziggy Jan 2015 #7

An appliqued 'Sunbonnet Sue' baby quilt. Finished it about a year ago for sinkingfeeling Jan 2015 #8

I love this thread!!! I too have a 70's project unfinished! northoftheborder Jan 2015 #9

My problem is not so much how old they are as how many there are. kcass1954 Jan 2015 #10