I looked at the first picture and out of all the quilts I see, there's no way you can see them, so must be at the front of the picture and that is my floor tile at the entrance. Tan with the brown squares is my floor tile. I am always looking at carpet and tile designs when I am out and about, and I do see nice designs in them. Thank you. The one of the far right hanging on the wall, is a vintage quilt that is 68 yrs old.

you are quite the organizer. Great tips!

By the way, please do not pm me to ask to buy any fabrics or anything. I am not selling anything at this time. I'm afraid I will sell something I need until I organize again. This post was to only to show my "hoarding" room.

My sons have had mention things about what I was going to do with what I have . I told the the day that They have to worry about don't touch Just call my sister ( a fellow quilter ) she also has a daughter that is stepping up to quilt also It will all be well taken care of

And I thought my room was bad, although my fabric is organized, I just don't have a big enough room. LOL One step at a time

I don't see anything wrong that a little picking up won't fix.If you think you have too many quilts,then quess what,you have your Christmas quilts already made! Just don't give them to relatives that know you're giving to get them out of the way. And never,never give away fabric.10 years from now you may be looking for that perfect fabric to complete a quilt and it will be the fabric you gave away.My mom says,while she's laughing, that I've the classic signs of a fabric hoarder. But I am a fabric collector.

:lol: :lol: :lol: I so wish I loved closer. I would come and help you. I know you can get it done. It might take some time, but you can use that time making more topics.
I do understand your fabric addiction, I have the same issue(I woudn't call it a problem, because if it involves fabric it's not a problem :lol: ). Good luck and keep us posted on how your doing!!! Heather

OMG I think you are a hoarder.

Wow, I just met my match. I have two rooms that look just like that. The answer to where do I sew? In the family room and dining room with the cutting table in the living room. I don't know where to start without pulling hundreds of yards of fabrics out into the living room and I hate to mess up the LR, but I may have to for a while.

Debbie, we are in this together.

The classified section is not as interesting without Debbie!! Lot of "looking for" and "ISO" - it's like shopping in an empty store!