UFO Museum: unfinished handmade projects with eternal value

Dear users, dear authors,
I’m sure you’re all familiar with that typical museum atmosphere, with “Do Not Touch” signs, a stern-looking museum attendant, and lots of museum visitors who are all genuinely interested in culture—or at least pretend to be? Well, that might not quite fit Crazypatterns, so I suggest we create a colorful and cheerful UFO Museum here to showcase all your UFOs = unfinished objects / handmade projects. Have fun with it. 

Mod Tip: For every finished UFO, there are a few extra rays of sunshine against the gloomy rainy gray. 

You really don’t have any UFOs left? 

Josefa, aside from that, I still can’t understand how anyone can accumulate UFOs in the first place ;-) :-) It’s a real mystery to me, and I honestly don’t have any lying around. My daughter always says: *“Oh, Mom, it’s really simple: you start something, set it aside because you see something else and start that instead, and if you do that 2–3 times, you’ll have a mountain of UFOs in no time!”* :-) I just shake my head and think to myself, “That’s too fishy for me”—I finish what I start and then start something new.

Hugs, Inge

It’s kind of the same for me—I do work on two or three things at a time, but I keep working on them all at the same time.
If I realize something isn’t quite right for me, I unravel it right away—why should I just let it sit there unfinished?

With my UFOs, I could almost open my own museum…
For now, here are two examples that I actually wanted to finish by Easter, but then the little gifts took more time than I expected. The new plan is to finish them now—

The earless bunny on the left is knitted based on a design by Arn and Carlos; the one on the right is from the book “Happy Häkelfriends.”