How many hours do you spend actually sewing/quilting
#81

I have young kids, too, 7 and 5 (5 y/o isn't in Kindy yet), and an internet addiction, so I'd say I average an hour a day...sometimes more, sometimes I don't even open the door to that room.
I've found that I'm much more likely to knit, since I can stay involved with the family, or watch TV, etc.. I need to find myself a good lap (quilting) project.
I've found that I'm much more likely to knit, since I can stay involved with the family, or watch TV, etc.. I need to find myself a good lap (quilting) project.
#83
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: eastern Oklahoma
Posts: 1,873

I would say about 8 to 9 hours per day. I sewed until after 11pm last night.I often work on multipule tops at one time. I have a family of 5 children.That I am making quilts for ,the first is in the quilting frame, second,third ,and 4th are differnt set with all the pieces the same. Like one is a flying Geese,one was a broken Dishes, and Dutchmans Puzzle(x3).
#84

I have found that when I am appliqueing I can do that for hours each day. If it is sewing machine work, it is much less time. (I think it is just not as relaxing, and enjoyable, as hand work). So I am somewhere in the middle, maybe 4 hours a day lately.
#86

what a beautiful quilt. Well, me quilting.....sometimes hours and others trying to figure out how to make the hq16 quilt.
Seems like I don't do more that one of a kind as I keep getting all these patterns.
Nice to see you all here.
Seems like I don't do more that one of a kind as I keep getting all these patterns.
Nice to see you all here.
#87

anywhere from 4 to 8-9 hrs a day. I am retired, don't like housework, don't go too much, so I quilt! I read in the evening and 2 days a week I car for my 2 yr old great grandson but he still takes 3 or 4 hrs naps a day because he has to get up so early. going to go get off the Board now and go sew. Happy quilting!
#89
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: North Kansas City, MO
Posts: 561

Considerably less, thanks to this site LOL. I have to force myself to get up from the computer and move to the machines to get any quilting done. So much information, so little time. I could spend all day here.
I check my email daily and immediately save the "Newsletters" to a designated file. That way I can go through them carefully at my leisure.
I check my email daily and immediately save the "Newsletters" to a designated file. That way I can go through them carefully at my leisure.
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