It’s been a month since my last Frog or Finish update of the 9 UFOs that I and vowed to finish or frog this year.
Having dealt with five of them when I posted about them in April, I had four left to finish…
I was delighted to report on Monday that I’d finally finished the floral quilt.
I’m also pleased to say I took advantage of the hot weather at Easter and blocked the unblocked shawl…
Book group is the place I knit my UFO socks, because I don’t have to pay any attention to them, apart from when I turned the heel – which I did at home. So they’re growing nicely, but I’ve still no idea why I started at the top on one and the toe on the other.
That leaves my blue cardigan. Unfortunately I’m getting nowhere looking for buttons. It’s driving me crackers – all I need to do is find some buttons I’m happy with to finish, yet it’s turned into a seemingly impossible task.
Apart from my button frustration I’m very happy with my UFO progress. Dare I ask how you guys are doing with your UFO counts this month?
Until next time,
Bekki x
Dartmoor Creative - Bekki Hill 
Fabulous progress, congratulations!
I’ve also picked up some UFOs with the aim to finish or frog… it will be some time before I get as far as you’ve done though! But I want to stick to no new projects before I make any real progress with the existing ones. Just this morning I was looking into set-in sleeves for a sweater I started moons ago without following a pattern. First time I’m doing sleeves, see if that works 😉
Have a lovely day!
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I’m enjoying having fewer projects on the go.
You’ll get there with the UFOs.
Good luck with the sleeves. I’m sure you’ll do a brilliant job.
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Well done – your determination to finish everything is admirable! There must be some nice buttons somewhere for the cardy – it looks such a warm and cosy piece. I love the texture of it. I don’t think anything has changed here – I’m still working on two Amanzi throws at once and have never taken even one photograph of the progress – so I’ll probably just post about them finished at some stage 🙂
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Thank you. You’re right, I’m sure the perfect buttons are sitting there just waiting for me to discover them.
Oh go on, post some partway pics of your throws.
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Good progress! Funny about the socks, bit they look great.
Buttons, what a drag! Have you looked on etsy? I have gotten some beauties there
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Thank you. It is bugging me trying to remember why I did the socks that way.
Yes, looked on Etsy. Am thinking i might try to make some Dorset buttons for it. Not that I know how to make them, but I’m sure there’s a book.
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Lol I am sure there is a reason for the socks AND a book on how to make the buttons! I am surprised, though that nothing hit you on etsy. I always find 57 possibilities for buttons there.
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That’s the way always 57 possibilities or none and nothing in between 🙂
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So true!
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Just been and double checked etsy and the answer is still none ! 😦
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😢😢
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What about getting some blank buttons and covering them with coordinating fabric or crochet or knit the covers in the same yarn?
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That’s a good idea. Why didn’t I think of that?
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Well done – your progress is admirable. How about some wooden toggle style buttons for your cardigan?
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I have looked at them and, no, don’t think they’re right. Told you I was being fussy 🙂
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