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  1. Hooray for new projects! I’m leaving for retreat in a couple of days, and I packed up two new projects along with a couple of UFO’s. I do start new things from time to time, but now I’m far more likely to finish what I start than I was in the past. And….I tend to make smaller projects so they’re easier to finish. I really am trying to get my UFO list under control, but it’s definitely NECESSARY to start new projects from time to time. Like you said, if you can’t get inspired to work on what you’ve started, making something new might just be the jolt you need. Happy Stitching!! Only one more day. . . .

  2. That is a very good reminder! I try to keep a couple hand quilting projects going at a time so I can switch back and forth and not get burnt out. I also probably start more projects than I will ever finish. But most are scrappy projects I can pick up again at any time. I’ve really enjoyed your posts this month! I won’t hide my UFO list in shame anymore 😉

  3. My weakness in starting new projects is at the beginning of the new year when all the new bom’s come out!!! I do need to go back though this years and see what might need finishing–I do know that in Aug I did send some blocks from some of them to my friend Anne for her hospice quilts as I decided I did not want to go with them–but there is still some in my basket–sounds like a good job for one day this week!!! and just this week I did list a couple new projects that I would like to make–!!!
    love and laughter, di

  4. OK, all good ideas. but I’m a bit stuck in unsettled mode at present & seem to be falling back on my crochet of a night . I should really be handsewing bindings & getting something else onto Bubs. What a great day yesterday! I enjoyed spending a few hours with 5 lovely ladies. Thank you ever so much. Take care.

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