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Originally Posted by momcpo
Originally Posted by lscho4jm
Originally Posted by alikat110
Dear jane is on mine, but does that mean every block I complete is a nail in my coffin????
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Not possible for me to live long enough to quilt up all the fabric I have. I have stopped buying more, finally. Good luck to you younger quilters. You will need to stay focused or it may be iffy for you also.
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Originally Posted by Jingle
Not possible for me to live long enough to quilt up all the fabric I have. I have stopped buying more, finally. Good luck to you younger quilters. You will need to stay focused or it may be iffy for you also.
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Maybe there are quilt shops in heaven. At least I hoping there are otherwise it's going to be pretty boring.
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I have to have two "bucket lists". One for quilting and one for the rest of life. I'll never make it to the end of either!!!
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Too funny.
Originally Posted by alikat110
Dear jane is on mine, but does that mean every block I complete is a nail in my coffin????
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Hmmmm.....if I live to be 100 and quilt 24/7, I wouldn't finish all that I have in the works right now.....lol
Originally Posted by GagaSmith
If I live to be 100 and quilt 8 hours a day, every day, I will still not finish all that I would like to make. I keep finding more and more things to add. It's great to have no end in sight!
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I have a bucket list to visit every quilting store in Illinois. Who knows I might just make it every state! :lol:
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If I quilted 24/7 for the next 250 years I don't think I could get through all the quilts that I have saved on this computer... let alone all the patterns and books that I've bought.
Some quilter will have a field day with my stuff when I'm gone. That makes me smile. :) |
I think it is best to have a bucket list too long to finish
And every quilt we make and share with love makes our lives longer |
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