UFO Club (1st to 7th of each month)

[dwitt]

Love the pink knobs, they make adaptations more pretty rather than just functional, well done to the person who did the adaptation.

It really doesn't matter how long a UFO was a UFO, the main thing is you are enjoying stitching again and it looks a lovely colouful project too.

Well done you

I put the pink cabinet knobs on my scroll frame awhile ago

[poppy]

It is amazing that we can already read the word WELCOME Looking forward to your next update soon!

[mysterystitcher]

It looks awesome!

[wendywombat]

Pink knobs, eh? Very pretty!

Nice UFO too!

[kaliii]

What do I have to tell myself to actually take this old, tedious UFO out of its bag and start again? A bar of chocolate, freshly ground coffee, a bottle of vodka? None of these seem to be incentive enough....

[rcperryls]

I find that the only thing that works is if I have a UFO that starts yowling loud enough to get my attention.

Carole

[Podolyanka]

I consider all UFO clubs and groups a sort of pressure and stress. I would not finish any UFO with deadlines and "must do". Only my own good will can turn them into finishes, but more than 50 % end in a bin.

[kaliii]

Mmhh... my ufos are usually noiseless. That'swhy it's so easy to ignore them.
Lyudmila, before you throw anything, especially if it's Ukrainian (I saw some of your folklore-mix-floral works), just pm me. Depending on the project, maybe we could exchange something, if you like. It's worth a try and better than the bin. And I'm ok with something that's already started...

[Podolyanka]

Thank you, I will remember not to throw nice UFOs away but to send them to a good home.

[kaliii]

... and when that happens, let me know what you might like in exchange for it - a pattern, kit, thread, fabric, ok?

[Podolyanka]

Agreed.