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Major Hard Drive Failure!!!
If you haven't heard
from me in a while, it is because I lost everyone's information when my computer died. Please drop me a line so
I can re-create my email list.
Also, consider this a reminder to take some time and back up the important
data on your computer.
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Work on this month's project
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Get out next month's project and start pulling supplies for it
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Sew everyday, at least 15 minutes
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Keep your workspace "sew-ready" daily
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Wednesday, February 29th, 10am-?
Brown Bag
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No More Guilt Quilts!
Do you have U.F.O.s
hanging around your sewing studio? Are you tired of looking at those P.I.G.S. (Projects In Grocery Sacks)? Would
you like to actually have something to show at Show and Tell at your guild's meeting? There is help!!!The Unfinished Quilt Club is a COMPLETELY FREE program to help you get your projects done, bound and labeled
too! With gentle guidance and weekly emails, you will get those projects done!!!
First
thing to do is to sign up for email support. We will only send emails related to our Unfinished Quilt Club. We will never share your information
with anyone, anytime. Please read our Privacy Policy for more information.
Please have a look around this site. The next several pages will guide
you through the process of getting twelve previously unfinished projects done over the next fourteen months. You
do not have to commit to doing twelve, but consider agreeing to at least six. The goal here is to challenge yourself, and
having fun. You can simply come here and browse for information. You don't have to work on any of your
projects. You can look at your pile of U.F.O.s in a year from now and have the same amount to do (if not
more), OR know that you can get them done, with ease!
Also, keep in mind, the strategies here
can be applied to other crafts you are working on too, knitting, crochet, scrapbooking, whatever! If you don't have twelve
unfinished quilting projects, you can plug in another craft instead.
Information is being added regularly, so check
back often!
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