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Karen's UFO Quilt Along

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Karen's UFO Quilt Along

Too many UFO’s? Together we’ll get through those unfinished objects! Free to join. Hosted by Karen, VP of Connecting Threads.

Website: http://www.connectingthreads.com
Members: 347
Latest Activity: 1 hour ago

What this group is about

I don’t know about you, but I have too many things started. Join me in my quest to get finish what I’ve started. The deal is, for every 2 projects I finish, I get to reward myself by starting something new. You can make your own rules, or give the group ideas for new rules as we go. I think it’ll be fun to ask this group for advice on what project to wrap up next, show my progress with photo’s, get motivation from each other when I want to break my own agreement (trust me, I am weak willed when it comes to new projects).

1. No purchase necessary
2. Timeframe: this is an ongoing group with no defined end time.
3. If you are not a member of our Quilt with Us Community yet, click the "Signup and Join" box in the upper-right corner. Once you're a member, you will see a green plus sign and a link to "Join Karen’s UFO Quilt Along" in the upper-right of the group page. Clicking on the link will allow you to join this Quilt Along.
4. Post questions, project feedback, and pictures of your progress. NEW To show your finished UFO in this slideshow, If you have finished a UFO, post a picture to your own photos, add a "tag" in all lower case. The tag should be " ufo" (don't type the quotation marks). I'll troll regularly and add them as I see them! Note, the slideshow only holds 100 photos and our industrious group has passed that number! As I add new projects, I am deleting the oldest. Now we can all applaud our progress more easily.
5. Cheer on your fellow quilters as you go!
6. TUFO - means Tuesday UFO - those of us interested try to make a small dent in whatever UFO we are working on. Tuesday is simply the day the Connecting Threads gals get together to sew and craft...you can make it any day you like, but we got a kick out of the title. Once in awhile we can't make it on Tuesday so we move it to Wednesday - yup WUFO. Report here what you are planning to work on, then the next day, let us all know how you did. Nothing is required, it's just for fun.
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Discussion Forum

Cornwoman/AZ

November UFO Challenge 57 Replies

Started by Cornwoman/AZ. Last reply by Diana Lacy 1 hour ago.

Annie

quilting music 81 Replies

Started by Annie. Last reply by Cheri Nov 7.

Annie

October UFO challeng 65 Replies

Started by Annie. Last reply by QuiltDragon Nov 2.

Peggy Stuart

Show Photos of Your Finished Objects Here 11 Replies

Started by Peggy Stuart. Last reply by Peggy Stuart Oct 28.

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QuiltDragon Comment by QuiltDragon on November 16, 2009 at 5:23pm
Nice job Trudy! This group really does give us encouragement to finish and thank you to the monthly challenge discussion starters. We may not complete our pieces, but we certainly do get some work done!
Trudy/WI Comment by Trudy/WI on November 16, 2009 at 1:43pm
I just remembered I belonged to this group and have been forgetting to post about finishing my UFO's! I think so far this year, since I joined in May, I have completed four UFO's. I did post a picture of a couple on my site, Mr Benjamin's Zoo and Happy Dance, but forgot to get the others on there. One I donated to the Salvation Army, it was one I was orignally trying to sell the quilt top but then recently decided to finish and was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with it. My sister works there and I asked her to take a picture of it for me because I forgot to and she was in a hurry.
Ruthann Comment by Ruthann on November 16, 2009 at 11:44am
back in the swing again, finished a gladiolas star table topper, need to add lace border yet, also got bear one done and started to color the parakeets for another quilt idea. are on my page pictures.have a few days vacation next week, so plan to sew sew sew... to catch up on my UFO's..
Cheri Comment by Cheri on November 16, 2009 at 8:34am
Good point Collette - although left-handedness is something I find interesting, we are here at Karens' UFO group to talk quilting.
I'm going to Lake Havasu, AZ in January - you may have seen ads about "Quilting at the Lake" in your local quilt shop (I have). One of the classes I'll be taking is about deciding on a quilting design and one of the items on the class list is "Quilt tops - several". So many of my UFO's are completed quilt tops. Sounds like this class could help me dive into that box of completed tops and start moving on with them.
Collette Batten Comment by Collette Batten on November 15, 2009 at 8:33am
I know this site and club covers many subjects. I being new haven't gotten to play in all that goes on, YET! I just want to tell you what a joy to me you ALL are in such a short time. Just a Thank YOU!
Sognstitcher Lana/MN Comment by Sognstitcher Lana/MN on November 14, 2009 at 11:54am
Hah! As a righty, I can't imagine having my machine any other way. The jokes on us. I have 3 Singer Featherweights and they are so user friendly. What a deal.
Collette Batten Comment by Collette Batten on November 14, 2009 at 11:44am
Your right Cheri the newer machines have the eye of the needle facing you. But, the arm still goes from right to left. You still have to feed your project from the left. Now, here is the X-file thought, why can't I being left handed still do such awful work home machine quilting? See it's a brain thing or talent, or what? My excuse for doing hand quilting over machine quilting just doesn't fly! Boo Woo!
Cheri Comment by Cheri on November 14, 2009 at 10:23am
I remember that! My mother had a Singer (in a cabinet) and threading the needle was from left to right. At that time I wasn't interested in sewing. Imagine my confusion many years later when I got a sewing machine and the eye of the needle was positioned completely different!
Sunshine/Mi Comment by Sunshine/Mi on November 14, 2009 at 10:16am
LOL thanks for the info, Collette... it was all news to me.
Collette Batten Comment by Collette Batten on November 14, 2009 at 9:24am
Before you all start crying into your pin cushions, and feeling sorry for us lefties, stop and think Singer was left handed. Your sewing machines are ALL left handed. Look at the older ones and you had to thread them left to right. Sew! Thank you all you righties that have put up with left handed sewing machines and STILL DO!
 

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QuiltDragon Cornwoman/AZ Karen Cheri Judy/WA Mari/WA Kathy Hylton Cat Lady--MO Trevi in Texas Edith Lean/Ont. Diane Gunter/Canada scroogie/MD Elaine Diana  Lacy Annie Kate in OK Sunshine/Mi ranchmom Barb D in Maine Ruthann Charlotte Gustavson Ronda Lisa in Md Sewfun26 Marjorie Renee Cathy/IN Susie Rose Rebecca Keith/VA Laurie
 
 

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