PhD in 2021?

 2021 could be the year to get my UFO under control? I think I need some help so I will be joining Quilting Gail on her quest to PhD in 2021

I have far more than 12 UFOs sadly (more like 30+), but the 12 I would like to finish in 2021 are:

1. Retro Tetro (started 2020) - I need to finish sewing the binding and bury the gazillions of threads
2. Snowflake (started 2020) - this one needs quilting
3. Super Mario quilt (started 2012) - this one needs a few more blocks
4. Halo quilt (started 2020)- blocks are not yet completed, more cutting to do too.
5. Harry Potter (started 2019) - 8 blocks completed?
6. Gipsy Wife (started 2017) - needs lots of blocks
7. Modern HST (started 2016) - 1 block needed but I don't have enough background left
8. Project 48 (started 2016)- what to do with those blocks?
9. Sewing Studio banner (started 2018) - partly pieced
10. Impromptu (started 2013) - some blocks completed
11. Storm at Sea (started 2010) - needs more blocks
12. 365 challenge (started 2016) - not even half way

Linking to PHD in 2021.

Celine

Comments

  1. Turid5 January 2021 at 00:11

    Some treasures here. I don't think I dare to put up a list.

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  2. Flickenstichlerin5 January 2021 at 00:36

    Nice projects, guess it is UFO finishing year. For me too.

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  3. Kirsten12 January 2021 at 19:12

    Great selection of projects. Makes me feel better about some of my long neglected UFOs. Looking forward to seeing your progress on Harry Potter.

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