SunlitenSmiles

inside stored luggage...is the answer to the question about where to put finished tops waiting to be quilted...blocks can be stashed in the tupperware

Pbecker

I try to never have more than five projects at a time. I make sure one of them is a hand project. I learned this from my DSIL.

GemState

Are you kidding???

GreatStarter

Notice my name....lol

jgriinke

That sounds perfectly normal to me.

TexasGurl

Say what ???
I usually have at LEAST 3-4 tops, blocks and small projects in the works. I get bored if I only work on one thing ... of course I'd probably FINISH more in a timely manner that way LOL :roll:

TexasGurl

LOL ... I have blocks my grandmother pieced back in the 20's too, about half are done and the template and fabrics are all there ... waiting ... and waiting ... :roll:

skippitydodahquilts

I never finish one before starting another :). I don't want it to become monotonous and boring, so starting something new allows me to keep my mind fresh.

TonnieLoree

:lol: Yes. Then there's the bend and stretch that come with finding stray pins on the floor. :lol:

Pieceful Quilter

First of all - you don't need to ask anyone's permission whether you should or shouldn't have numerous projects started.

Second - if there is something wrong loving the design process and having a bunch of projects going at once, they better throw me in jail!!

Others may have mentioned these terms, all of which apply to my sewing room:

PIG'S - Projects In Grocery Sacks

UFO'S - Unfinished Objects

WIP'S - Works In Progress

I am the embarrassed owner of several of the above!!

Welcome to the club...