I think I have rare & scary disease!
#22
If it's catching maybe I should head to N Dakota! I have been saving for a trip in October and the withdrawal symptoms are terrible. I have however completed 3 scrap tops. Haven't made a dent in the scraps but I do like the quilts.
#26
My advice: Do something different. Cook, paint, pole dance (!), learn german. Your creative juices may just need a different activity for a while, a little rest from the usual quilting and then when you come back it'll be fresh and exciting again.
#27
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Florida
Posts: 145
I certainly can sympathize with you. I feel the same way...I keep cutting and sewing the tops together (have 4 now) and I seem to lose all interest in quilting. I hope there is a cure for this disease. If you find one let me know.
#29
I have the same problem right now. We took a road trip this past week and my husband kept looking for quilt stores and I kept telling him I wasn't interested. I think my problem is that I have so much beautiful fabric and projects planned I just can't look at another piece of fabric. I just got back from a quilt store at lunch. All I bought was batting, I didn't even look at the fabric.
#30
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 1,812
Originally Posted by LivelyLady
Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
Sometimes we get overwhelmed by all the stuff and planned projects, etc. Maybe you have enough on your plate and getting more would be glutinous. It's perfectly fine to walk through a store and admire everything but buy nothing...
Buying for the sake of buying isn't fun. Finish some projects and you will probably be in the purchasing mood again.
Buying for the sake of buying isn't fun. Finish some projects and you will probably be in the purchasing mood again.
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