ellenmg

Thank Heaven I store my excess homemade wine in my sewing room....LOL

rainbowquilt

ummm lol probably 2000 LOL

cjaye44

I can hear my animals scratching at the door to the sewing room and crying "please feed me, please feed me". I know it would be a long time...I'm a fabric hoarder from way back.

bsktkeeper

Please! someone lock me in. Problem; no bathroom or refrig. but OH!!!!! the joy. Probably 8-10 quilts Depending on size and 250 tops at least.

Linda B

A whole bunch of tops, perhaps 7 or 8 finished quilts. But I'd probably go crazy first without a bathroom!!!! And something to drink. I already keep a few snacks in here for emergencies!

Betty Ruth

Someone would have to enlarge my sewing room drastically for me to be able to complete even one quilt without leaving the sewing room. My sewing room has so many boxes of fabric lining the walls that I have to turn sideways to get around the ironing board to get to my sewing machine. I lay out even small quilts on the living room floor.

PBCHRETIEN

I could get about 3 completely finished. I am rather new to quilting and I do not have a stash yet. With the scraps that I do have I could get 3 completed. I have batting because I bought it on sale at a very good price and for the backing I would use muslin beause I bought that by the bolt a a great price.

Dee

It would be years and years.

Ruby Y Campos

My goodness I would have close to 50 projects. Just off hand I would guess I have at least 10-15 just big quilts, but the rest are table runners, purses, wall hangings, etc. waiting to be finished. That does not count all the patterns I have and HOPE to make. I like the idea. Right now I am working at not buying more fabric and use up what I have but I am headed out to Des Moines for the AGS Quilt show next week and I wonder if I can make it home without buying more.

PennyLynn

My fabric will not even fit in one room, my daughter in-law just started quilting and she comes shopping at my house.