How many WIP and UFOs do you have?
11-13-2009, 10:15 AM
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I've been trying to get things done and get a list of what I have in progress so I know what I have.
Right now I have 6 quilts actually in progress. There are 13 that are finished tops ready to be quilted and another 4 that are either block of the months or shop hop quilts that are all bagged together ready to start.
My plan is to work steady on the 6 that are in progress right now before I start something new.
I should be able to start sending some of the tops off to be quilted after the first of the year. (Christmas has to be paid for first)
Right now I have 6 quilts actually in progress. There are 13 that are finished tops ready to be quilted and another 4 that are either block of the months or shop hop quilts that are all bagged together ready to start.
My plan is to work steady on the 6 that are in progress right now before I start something new.
I should be able to start sending some of the tops off to be quilted after the first of the year. (Christmas has to be paid for first)
11-13-2009, 12:15 PM
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i no longer count. i ran out of my own fingers and toes, and the dog won't stand still long enough! :shock:
i can only tell you they literally fill the trunk of my car. i know because i took them with me on a trip once to show them off to a friend. AND i just had to buy more sets of plastic drawers at wallyworld. :roll: :lol: :lol:
i can only tell you they literally fill the trunk of my car. i know because i took them with me on a trip once to show them off to a friend. AND i just had to buy more sets of plastic drawers at wallyworld. :roll: :lol: :lol:
11-13-2009, 12:26 PM
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Location: Horseheads, NY 14845
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I have a king sized quilt for the man who made my gazebo (we traded services - I mean skills :oops: ), two 'themed' twin sized quilts for his grandchildren, a guncase for the tech teacher at school who makes my acrylic templates, a SunBonnetSue wall hanging, 7 Christmas stockings for a girl scout troop, just finished two blocks for different swaps and not quilting, but have some patches and badges to sew on a GS sash. Other projects are a bottle of Hunter's Red wine and some pretzel crisps with Black Diamond extra sharp cheese.
11-13-2009, 02:09 PM
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Bluebell - you sound just like me - I don't want to start counting, and I have many kits to do.
My problem is time - I work fulltime and quilting and sewing is something I can only fit in when I have a spare moment - but I am a teacher and I get school holidays every ten weeks or so, and in those two weeks break I get sooooo much done!! Last holiday I got 3 quilt tops finished, 2 bags, 3 runners and some blocks ready for a BOM I am doing.
Five weeks and I am on holidays again!!!! And this is my summer break - it is longer - five glorious weeks!!!!
My problem is time - I work fulltime and quilting and sewing is something I can only fit in when I have a spare moment - but I am a teacher and I get school holidays every ten weeks or so, and in those two weeks break I get sooooo much done!! Last holiday I got 3 quilt tops finished, 2 bags, 3 runners and some blocks ready for a BOM I am doing.
Five weeks and I am on holidays again!!!! And this is my summer break - it is longer - five glorious weeks!!!!
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