This is another interesting question! I think my "oldest" UFO is a dragonfly from Ulrike Lohr's "Bugs" book which I started at a workshop in 1999. I loved working it, but it is on an impossible pillow, and once I got home from the workshop, I found other things that were much more seductive (lace-wise!!). So the dragonfly is earthbound, since it has no wings, and is not likely to get any. On the other hand, I have a lovely Tonder length of straight lace from Skovgaard's first book (the one which is OOP) called "Great Grandmother's Locket" which has been on a roller pillow since 2000, and I go back to that from time to time. It is the piece that I work when I'm "between projects", and occasionally it gets my full attention. I don't have a firm plan for the lace, but think it will probably become part of my "costume" for demonstrations.
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