My husband does not belive . . .
#302
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Location: Boyd Co., KY
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I can see from the number of pages (currently 21) that there are a great number of quilters that have comments to post about this subject. Our club has issued a challenge for this year to actually list your UFO's on index cards and register them with the club and will have awards for completion. I currently have the note cards..... Please explain to DH that normal is just a setting on your dryer.
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I have one that's got all the blocks made, but I put down at Christmas and haven't taken up again yet. I have two more, one that needs to be quilted, and one that's in the very beginning stages of piecing. Also have blocks done for three others that are in my UFO box. There are other projects that are not quilts so I guess we don't have to count those. I think you are as normal as any quiltmaker can ever be. And that says a lot! 8-)
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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lol!!!...i have 3 projects actively going on and others in the works mentally...i'm also in the process of finding the pattern and material for a forth project...sooo...you're absolutely correct in my book...i need the variety and i'm always itching to do so many different projects...sorry to the "Y" chromosome:-)
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