UFOvember

Last week, I posted about UFOvember – a wonderful set of blogs from a great group of quilt designers to help you tackle those UFOs piling up this winter. This is a four step program, which I encourage you to follow. Now, is a great time to plan for a fresh start next year. I think we are all ready for a fresh start!

First, you need to admit to having those UFOs and take an inventory of them. Its ok, we all have them. I have more than I care to admit. As much as deadlines can cause stress – they help me complete a project in a timely fashion.

The second step is to make some time and “just get it done” as Karen Brown would say.

But what happens if you just can’t or don’t want to get it done? That is the third step – rework it honey. There are no quilt rules that say you have to get it done in way you originally planned. Get a little improvisation going.

Ok – so the mood still isn’t striking you. As Bobbi Gentili remarked to a group of us, “Your emotional trash can be someone else’s treasure.” Think about letting someone else put it to good use – swap, donate, give away.

If you are interested in more details about UFOvember, please visit the blogs from this list. There are lots of innovative ideas here.

November 1 – Bobbie Gentili – http://geekybobbin.com

November 2 – Becca Fenstermaker – https://prettypiney.com/blog

November 3 – Joanne Kerton – https://canuckquilter.com

November 4 – Sue Griffiths – https://www.duckcreekmountainquilting.com

November 5 – Ashli Montgomery – http://www.meandcoach.com

November 6 – Anne Boundy – https://saidwithlove.com.au

November 7 – Sarah Ruiz – http://sarahruiz.com

November 8 – Teresa Weaver – https://yoursewingfriend.com/blogs/sewing-friend-news

November 9 – Karen Brown – https://www.justgetitdonequilts.com/blog

November 10 – Bobbi Bridgeman – https://snowydaysquilting.com

November 11 – Raylee Bielenberg – http://www.sunflowerstitcheries.com

November 12 – Althea Gyde – https://www.blueheronquilting.shop/blog

November 13 – Kenzy Hogan – http://sewingcorals.blogspot.com

November 14 – Leanne Parsons – https://www.devotedquilter.com

November 15 – Jessica Caldwell – https://www.desertbloomquilting.com

November 16 – Laureen Smith – https://www.tourmalinethymequilts.com

November 17 – Karen Kehl – https://betterdonequilts.com/blog

November 18 – Stacey H – http://twoterriersstudio.net

November 19 – Cinzia White – https://cinziawhite.com

November 20 – Laura Piland – https://www.sliceofpiquilts.com

November 21 – Rachel M – http://thebarefootcrafter.com

November 22 – Kathryn LeBlanc – http://www.dragonflysquiltshop.com

November 23 – Judit Hajdu – http://www.quiltfox-design.com

November 24 – Lyra McCabe – https://quiltingmccabe.wordpress.com/

November 25 – Jill Therriault – https://stitchinginheels.blogspot.com

November 26 – Cristina De Miranda – http://shipsandviolins.com

November 27 – Kate Starcher – http://katiemaequilts.com/blog

November 28 – Valerie Prideaux – https://www.cozyfunkycool.com/

November 29 – Kim Mastromartino – https://www.schooloflinedesign.com

November 30 – Natalia Knowlton – http://NerdyQuiltersBlog.blogspot.com

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