Sick of seeing my UFOs yet? Hope not . . there are more! So far, I’m just pulling out the tops that need quilted. Here’s another one.
Blueberry Hill
Most of these tops are getting pieced backings but this one is getting an extra wide backing. Yay! No piecing!
Ready to go onto the shelf and wait for a new longarm to arrive . . whenever that might happen!
Blueberry Hill with Backing
There are two shelves that have fabrics that I considered to be good backing fabric. I was so hoping that once I pulled all the backings for these tops, I could condense it down to one shelf but so far, I’m not making much of a dent and it’s still taking up two shelves.
Helen says
Oh, Judy, Judy…to condense the fabrics to one shelf, you must stack them higher (and tighter)!!!
Debi says
I love seeing your UFOs – it is inspiring
lynne quinsland says
i love seeing the variety, and the fabrics! oh my, your fabrics are just amazing!!!
and, those beans from the other night? AMAZING!!!!! these are the best beans EVER!!!!! my family thanks you immensely-we will never make any other beans again, and like you, they could eat them every day!
Barbara says
I like seeing them…Even if I’m not doing the same thing you are doing, it is inspiring to see you organize something. I don’t have UFOs, but tomorrow I will be organizing my toilet paper and paper towels !!!
ALo says
Keep those pics of UFOs coming. I enjoy seeing them!
Dar in MO says
I also love seeing your UFO’s too. Yours are so much prettier than my old UFOs are. Most of mine are not in a flimsy state yet, they are still blocks or partial blocks, and that is not very inspiring to me. I love the purple quilt you showed earlier. It can come live at my house anytime.:)
EagleKnits says
Oooh, this one is really pretty! Love the colors!
Susan says
It would take a lot for me to say I’m tired of seeing them!
Pam in KC says
Ooh — I have a pile of flying Dutchmen blocks that are in desperate need of a good setting. I may have to play with them using something similar to your Blueberry Hill.
Gail in Idaho says
Could it really be possible for quilters to get sick of seeing quilts? No way!
Teri Fritch says
Love seeing your parade. Certainly you can bust a lot of stash by getting these finished.
Roberta says
Love yuor backing fabric!!!! I have some but it’s all blue.
Hugs!!!!
Carolyn says
It makes me feel less guilty! BC I have a few (too many) quilts to finish.
Paula says
I love this quilt!
Denise ~ justquiltin says
That’s one of my favorite wide backing fabrics with all those bright pretty curliques. You have been very busy organizing an “almost” have me convinced I should delve into those UFO tubs to take pictures of what’s in there — almost…… 😉
Linda in NE says
You’ll be giving that new longarm a real workout. Now if I could just sneak my waiting-to-be quilted tops into your pile……:)
Angie in SoCal says
I never tire of seeing your eye candy whether it’s finished, in process or UFO.
cindy says
well, the backing fabric shelves may not be getting emptier, but the spaces from which you are pulling all these tops and backings surely will when you get started quilting. i have found that, unless the finished quilts are given away and removed from the house, the entire process of quilting is just moving fabric from one classification to another. but isn’t it fun!!