I have to be crazy...there's no other explanation....
10-04-2011, 06:31 PM
#32
Super Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Florida
Posts: 1,119
Oh I now no longer feel so guilty and overwhelmed....
I have going -
Tonga BOM Back To Nature - Just fixing to start around 200 plus Flying Geese -
The Cotton Club Civil War Quilt BOM (Just Started)
Stitcher's Garden BOM (On our 9th block)
2 Lap Size Rapid Fire Hunter's Star that need quilting
Waiting to be started - Horse Applique Wall Hanging "Spring Storm"
And then starting in February Vintage Valentine BOM
My life is no longer my own........ :-D
I have going -
Tonga BOM Back To Nature - Just fixing to start around 200 plus Flying Geese -
The Cotton Club Civil War Quilt BOM (Just Started)
Stitcher's Garden BOM (On our 9th block)
2 Lap Size Rapid Fire Hunter's Star that need quilting
Waiting to be started - Horse Applique Wall Hanging "Spring Storm"
And then starting in February Vintage Valentine BOM
My life is no longer my own........ :-D
10-04-2011, 06:47 PM
#35
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: College Station, Texas
Posts: 822
Oh You are in the wrong place for help here. We are all enablers. We all need help ourselves. I am a fabric addict, myself. I have to touch fabric alot and I think I have more goinig than you do.
10-04-2011, 07:37 PM
#36
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Washington
Posts: 240
After reading all of the above, I can't believe I have always considered myself a "loner" -- Looks as if I'm anything but. I'm in the middle of a very large crowd, it seems.
Nothing more soothing to the soul than just sitting in front of a sewing machine and quietly sewing the afternoon away. But I also jump from project to project. I do eventually finishing most of them, mostly. I do get bored with something I've been working on especially a large quilt and nearly have it finished. But then, I get bored and pick up something new to get enthusiastic over - for a while anyway. However, this habit has given me a huge scrap pile and a fantastic stash. There's good can come of it, girls. LOL
Nothing more soothing to the soul than just sitting in front of a sewing machine and quietly sewing the afternoon away. But I also jump from project to project. I do eventually finishing most of them, mostly. I do get bored with something I've been working on especially a large quilt and nearly have it finished. But then, I get bored and pick up something new to get enthusiastic over - for a while anyway. However, this habit has given me a huge scrap pile and a fantastic stash. There's good can come of it, girls. LOL
10-04-2011, 10:29 PM
#38
Super Member
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Nevada
Posts: 1,103
My Mother would have said: "Dear, don't you think you should finish one thing before you go on to the next?" That's just the way she thought, and the way she worked. She was a great seamstress, and she quilted (one at a time).
My Great Grandmother, who taught me more about quilting than anyone else, would have said: "You go Girl!" Honestly. She was like that. A simply awesome woman. And I must take after her because there isn't room here for my list of current projects, and never mind the ones piled up in my head!
You go Girl!
My Great Grandmother, who taught me more about quilting than anyone else, would have said: "You go Girl!" Honestly. She was like that. A simply awesome woman. And I must take after her because there isn't room here for my list of current projects, and never mind the ones piled up in my head!
You go Girl!
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