I've been trying to get things done and get a list of what I have in progress so I know what I have.

Right now I have 6 quilts actually in progress. There are 13 that are finished tops ready to be quilted and another 4 that are either block of the months or shop hop quilts that are all bagged together ready to start.

My plan is to work steady on the 6 that are in progress right now before I start something new.

I should be able to start sending some of the tops off to be quilted after the first of the year. (Christmas has to be paid for first)

WAY too many. Thanks to the QB I now have even more. lol

i no longer count. i ran out of my own fingers and toes, and the dog won't stand still long enough! :shock:

i can only tell you they literally fill the trunk of my car. i know because i took them with me on a trip once to show them off to a friend. AND i just had to buy more sets of plastic drawers at wallyworld. :roll: :lol: :lol:

I have a king sized quilt for the man who made my gazebo (we traded services - I mean skills :oops: ), two 'themed' twin sized quilts for his grandchildren, a guncase for the tech teacher at school who makes my acrylic templates, a SunBonnetSue wall hanging, 7 Christmas stockings for a girl scout troop, just finished two blocks for different swaps and not quilting, but have some patches and badges to sew on a GS sash. Other projects are a bottle of Hunter's Red wine and some pretzel crisps with Black Diamond extra sharp cheese.

Oh hon, i can't count that high!!!! they are everywhere but i just made myself a promise to get to them. next year!!

I don't talk about it. LOL

It is impossible for me to count what I have. I have many projects started and many, many kits just waiting.

Read my "off the bridge 'post then anyone who has any idea how many ufo they will feel like well organized folks :oops: :oops: :oops:

Bluebell - you sound just like me - I don't want to start counting, and I have many kits to do.

My problem is time - I work fulltime and quilting and sewing is something I can only fit in when I have a spare moment - but I am a teacher and I get school holidays every ten weeks or so, and in those two weeks break I get sooooo much done!! Last holiday I got 3 quilt tops finished, 2 bags, 3 runners and some blocks ready for a BOM I am doing.

Five weeks and I am on holidays again!!!! And this is my summer break - it is longer - five glorious weeks!!!!

I am slow enough to start with but now I seem to spend so much time on the QB I have less time for sewing!