How many quilt tops do you have?
09-10-2010, 08:36 AM
#101
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Originally Posted by MaryKay
I have just joined, this is my first post. I am so glad to know many of you have unfinished quilt tops. Now I may not have to hide them from my husband because I can tell him "oh everyone has lots of unfinished quilt tops."
09-10-2010, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by quiltingmimipj
Originally Posted by reginalovesfabric
I have been straighten out my fabric room. In the process I've found over 30 projects that I have cut and started, each one in a plastic box. This hasn't stopped me from starting new projects....I wonder if this disease has a name!!!!!!!!!
Yes, it does. It is the "Quilt Pox." There is no known cure.
09-10-2010, 08:52 AM
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I have one in the floor quilt stand (hand quilting) and am english paper piecing one and machine quilting one. I have two twin size to quilt. I try to finish up some before I start others. (Doesn't always work out that way)
09-10-2010, 09:17 AM
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Look out Ditter!! I see flying fat quarters thrown at you for finishing a project before you start another LOL.
I have ten completed tops ready to be quilted, six tops that in the piecing stage, another 13 projects bagged with fabric and patterns together, 40 projects I'm dreaming about and 6 customer quilts starring at me hoping they get quilted this month. (and here I sit enjoying socializing with you lovely ladies)
I have ten completed tops ready to be quilted, six tops that in the piecing stage, another 13 projects bagged with fabric and patterns together, 40 projects I'm dreaming about and 6 customer quilts starring at me hoping they get quilted this month. (and here I sit enjoying socializing with you lovely ladies)
09-10-2010, 09:55 AM
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I hope this will help. I have a frame to pin quilts to so they can be sandwiched with out getting on the floor. It is made out of 4 -1 by 2 inch boards about 8 foot long. with strips of cloth stapled on. placing them on saw horses or the back of chairs works well. First pin the back,then batting and top.This can be used to tack,tie or quilt. :)
09-10-2010, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by annrook
I'm with another lady before me-don't throw stuff at me. I have one quilt top on the Handi Quilter frame-it's about 1/2 done. I am pretty good about finishing quilts before I start another. I have also quilted 179 twin sized quilts for wounded soldiers-our guild sends them to an Air Force base hospital in Germany. And I usually hand piece and hand quilt a bed sized Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt each year.
You are great.
09-10-2010, 10:34 AM
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I actually have 3 that are sandwiched and 1 top. The top is for my BIL and of the other three are for DS and SIL the third sandwiched is a King for our bed. I am currantly piecing one for my SIL. These are all birthday quilts 2 the beginning of Nov (2nd and 7th) and 2 are for Dec 13 and 31. I am pretty confidant I can get the one s for BIL and SIL sandwiched by the end of Sept and then I will do a marathon of fmq, but am only going to an all over meander,so it should go fast. then I will be DONE everyone has a B,day quilt and I can start on some for ME
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