Adopting a UFO

unfinished quilt kit
from LeAnn H. in CA
December 2018
 Last week I received a box from LeAnn H. in California. She contacted me in July and asked if I would be interested in finishing one of her quilting UFOs (unfinished project) for a Quilt of Valor. I accepted her generous offer, but told her that I was moving and things would be unsettled for a bit, so she agreed to send the package later.

The UFO included five finished blocks, fabric (cut and separated for individual blocks), and the pattern. It is a treat to have everything cut and ready to sew. I will be adding some red and blue fabrics to the kit to make it brighter and more patriotic.
fabric and orphan blocks
from LeAnn H. in CA
December 2018
The package also included some additional fabric and two large orphan blocks. I will turn the orphan blocks into doll quilts and donate them and a couple of dolls to the local Toys for Tots drive next December.

LeAnn, thank you for allowing me to adopt your UFO project to make a Quilt of Valor.


Comments

  1. Nancy to the rescue!! How wonderful that people can have you rescue their project and it continue to bless people.

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  2. Be careful -- you never know when more people will send you UFO's next! But I love the idea of spreading UFO's around -- I'll have to see what is on my list and see if any are appropriate for a QOV. I know I have 1 or 2 nearly done that will go to TAPS -- for kids of deceased service members. But I might have something I'm willing to spread around!

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  3. Finishing someone's UFO for a good cause - great idea!

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  4. Just look at the teamwork the crafting community has! LeAnn with fabric she didn’t know what to do with, and you, the master QOV maker to put it all together. I just love how we can all work together to make something wonderful.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  5. I think you are doing her a favor. UFOs weigh on us crafters. I'd love to have some angel finish up a number of my knitting projects!

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  6. Very interesting how the quilt goes from State to State in such good hands.

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  7. Always a bit of fun to take up where someone left off!
    You will do this proud!

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  8. You will make a beautiful quilt! We are safe from winter storm in Fargo...waiting comfortably. Hope the storm missed you.

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  9. This is wonderful. As someone already said:. Nancy to the rescue!!

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  10. How awesome is that! I can’t wait to see it when it’s done.

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