I didn’t make as much progress as I’d hoped I would this month. I’ve always been a great starter, but a not so great finisher. This is what I’ve gotten done:
I’m doing this challenge with pomegrate and chintz to get some of my UFOs (Unfinished Objects for you non-quilters) done. I hope there’s support in numbers!
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Hi Eileen you may not feel like you have done much but to me thats a big jump to have finished the centre and all ready you have added your border. Yes I agree working with others doing the same thing helps, but I like the idea of only allowing my self 21 days for each project, if I get one finished before the 21 days Im going back to work one that I did not finish. I must finish a couple of UFO’s this year LOL Cheers Glenda
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Any progress is better than no progress 🙂 Beautiful block!
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What a lovely block!
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You’ve done well, Eileen – progress is progress and that’s what we’re aiming for. We’re all cheering you on!
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Eileen, that’s so pretty!
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