I think I'm around about 12-15 too. Mostly smallish ones.Originally Posted by Maggiemay
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I think I'm around about 12-15 too. Mostly smallish ones.
Kristi
Probably 25 or 30 and that's not counting the ones that are almost finished or in my daughter's room. Some of them are vintage quilts from family or a neighbour, some are from my early years of quilting, some are the ones I made for my parents and got back after they died and some are my newest creations. As my parents' grandchildren (my kids and nieces and nephews) start getting homes of their own, I am handing out some of these quilts.
Shelbie from the High County in Southern Ontario
3 I use for bedspreads, 2 wall hangings in other rooms and several small pieces that hang in my sewing room.
Ten lap size or larger and several table runners or toppers. I also have two quilts that I inherited.
I have 9 quilts and 7 wall hangings.
maybe ten.
I have chosen to be happy because it is good for my health - Voltaire
2, one wall hanging and one bed quilt.
"I do not understand how anyone can live without one small place of enchantment to turn to."
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
A quick count is 20. Five made by my DH's grandmother. Several made by my sister. The rest I made. Oops wait a minute I have my grown children's baby quilts as well so 25?
Erin
I currently have 7, a couple of them need to go to charity.
Two of them are ones that my grandmother made, and those will be with me always.
I have made over 100 quilts for charity institutions but I currently have two lap throws, two twin size quilts, and one full bed size quilt here at the house and these will be here until I pass
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote