DOTTYMO

I love all sizes of quilts. I do also like hand work. Bags making my own designs up or making for others plus table runners wall hangings. I have also made some to cover a door which is always open. I know one lady who is making baby quilts for when somebody has a baby. I make quilts for my dogs and lap quilts and quillows as well as ushions..

Wendys Quilts

I enjoy making lap size/twin size quilts. I love making bow tuck bags in between projects. Lol. I would love to make baby size quilts, but trends to lean more towards the lap sizes.

DDuMouchel

Almost everything I make is queen size or larger! I keep buying patterns for bags but rarely make them. Some of my UFO's are finally getting done by my making them into a "lap quilt" but they still tend to be about twin size.

Rose Marie

I have decided to make bed runners and couch back covers. No more large quilts.
This way I can make quilts for the different seasons.
I don't have wall space for wall hangings and no storage for bed sized quilts.
The only problem is there are not any books on bed runners.

charsuewilson

I haven't run out of bed size quilts to make, but I have pretty much run out of wall space. There are 2 wall hangings I want to make. Then it's just table toppers/runners, and pot holders to make. I can't see making full size quilts for each season, and even lap quilts, I can't see storing for just one season.

asimplelife

I love making table toppers and look forward to changing them out seasonally. Next would be kid's quilts for Project Linus. I've never made a bed size quilt... I prefer a cuddle quilt to use for naps.

toverly

I like to make placemats, pot holders, casserole insulators (for 9 x 13 glass dishes). I have made most of the lap quilts I care to make and really don't need another wall hanging. I find it is easier to give away placemats than quilts.