How many quilt projects do you usually have going at once?
11-04-2011, 03:50 AM
#22
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I have 2 quilts for GGS for Christmas almost finished, just need sandwiching and quilting. One for GD halfway pieced and a dozen things in my mind I would like to do. It seems the holidays are fast approaching.
11-04-2011, 05:28 AM
#24
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Someone asked me recently if I make lots of quilts. I told them I have lots of quilts I'm making. Does that answer your question?
I have four quilts going on; ideas revolving in my head for a million more; but yesterday I couldn't wait to cut out diamonds for the center of Kaleidoscopes......made enough for five quilts!!! I have made myself put that away until I finish all the ones in progress......I hope! LOL
11-04-2011, 06:00 AM
#26
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I usually am actively working on only one. But I have 4 wip - a vintage top to sandwich and hand quilt, a queen size Ohio star that I'm hand quilting, a DWR that is partially pieced, and a GFG that is started.
Am currently half done with a rag quilt for a DGD. Then I have fabric selected for 2 more rag quilts, a twin size bed quilt, a throw, and a Christmas tree skirt.
Then there are all the ideas in my head that are too numerous to count.
Am currently half done with a rag quilt for a DGD. Then I have fabric selected for 2 more rag quilts, a twin size bed quilt, a throw, and a Christmas tree skirt.
Then there are all the ideas in my head that are too numerous to count.
11-04-2011, 06:15 AM
#27
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I have 2 that I'm working on right now with one more "kit" that I made up myself for a batik I want to make, in a plastic bag callling me. I have a 30s repro jelly roll that is also calling my name that I have plans to make a sampler quilt from. Can't wait to start on that one. The colors are so nice. I have a top finished that needs quilting that I want to use to learn long arm quilting on. Our local long armer has classes to teach you how to do it and rents time on her machine. Can't wait to do that. All in all, I don't have to shop or make decisions about new projects for at least a year, but I probably will anyway.
habit of buying fat quarters with no specific quilt design in mind.
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