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Garnet wrote: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

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

It looks awesome!

Pink knobs, eh? Very pretty!

Nice UFO too!

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....

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

Carole

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.

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...

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

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

Agreed.