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I am going to join in the UFO challenge at Patchwork Times for this coming year 2012. You have to have at least 12 UFOs and by the way that is no problem here, not at all. The problem is picking  only 12.  Now I do not have pictures at this moment but I will when it get closer to the time.
I have to confess something, my friend Mary and I had already talked about doing the same thing but just between us, but she knows of my blog and I don't think she'll mind if I make my part more public.
So here goes,
  1. Hunter Star (Blue and White)
  2. Sisters in Scripture
  3. Dresden Plate
  4. Christmas Round Robin (finish last border)
  5. Vintage Garden
  6. Scandinavian Xmas
  7. Tell Wall Hanging
  8. Birdie Quilt
  9. Baby quilt (needs quilting)
  10. Taupe Sampler
  11. Purple Quilt
  12. Select Six

OK that's my 12. I'm off (OK after Christmas)

Till next time
Kat
=^..^=


Comments

  1. Best of luck with your UFO's I did a similar thing on my blog this year (just me) to get my UFO's down and I am pleased to say my UFO count is down to 2!!!!! So it is "doable" and I also limit my WIP's to the six boxes I have (that would be larger projects as I tend to throw in some smaller things here and there!) Have a great Christmas.

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  2. Nice list you have going. Good luck with it and I'll be cheering you on.

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