Oh gosh, I think we ALL have this problem. I have 10 that I can think of at the moment that I have fabric bought for and the quilt planned out, and that doesn't include my current 3 WIP's. I'm definitely adding projects to the list three or four times faster than I can complete them! :)

Yes, I have the same problem. I always say its DANGEROUS forme to go into the fabric store...I carry very little money and NO checkbook!

Count me in too. However I am currently forcing myself to make one that has been in the que for more years then I'd care to admit and has been bumped numerous times. Needless to say my tastes have completely changed since buying the fabric for this quilt and it will be an effort to plug away at it. But I am bound and determined to complete this quilt so I can get to work on the next one. :lol: DH saw me with pattern book last night and jotting some notes because the pattern is for a 49" wall hanging and I am increasing it be a bed size quilt. He asked, rather incredulously, "you're starting another quilt?". I replied, "yes I am, I have too many quilts inside of me that need to get out!"

You most definately are not alone. I have the same problem.

I wish I only had 5 projects waiting, no WIP or UFO's but then I wouldn't be normal. If I could stay away from LQS's and the internet, I could probably get some of them done.:)

I thought everyone worked like this! My list however is considerably longer than five!

I have a to-do list, but I didn't start it! William has, and he keeps adding to it!
With my recently acquired stash, he's picking fabrics out and setting them aside for "this or that"...
OI!! :lol:

OF COURSE I DO....I think that is how it is supposed to work...just keep lining up those projects! lol

Some of my nieces and nephews outgrew some of my little kids "kits" in my to-do stack, so I recently got them out and sewed a few for a charity. Now have to put together new "kits" for the now-older nieces and nephews and the process starts anew. :)

I have dozens of quilt kits waiting for me. I say they are for my old age when I can't jump in the car and go shopping at the fabric sale like I do now. I bought quilt backing and batting for each kit and have them all together. One day they will be like finding Christmas in my closet.