Okay you asked I have the first hand quilted one that I did when I first started quilting. A stack n whack I also have a pretty pink and green spring quilt. I have a brightly colored fall quilt like the leaves in the fall. I have a log cabin quilt with wool batting for winter. These quilts I use I have several quilts that I just hang up for decoration.

50 maybe? Grief.:eek: :p
I use many of mine as samples for glasses and for trunk show displays when I teach or lecture, although I use most of them for myself in other usual ways.

Jan in VA

Probably about 15 or 20, and that doesn't include the many wallhangings and table toppers. The 15-20 number includes ones I made, a couple I bought, and some antique ones.

I've made 12 and have 2 from my grandparents in addition to antique ones that I purchased years ago.

57 at a quick count, and at a doz in he works

I have 10 quilts being used on beds, couches and chairs, and 5 wall hangings in various rooms.

I would say 25, but I inherited my Granny's quilts.

I think I'm around about 12-15 too. Mostly smallish ones.

4 bed size and 2 lap quilts. 3 in the works. I will keep one and give 2. 1 king I would like to find a home for, but it is so ugly I can't bring myself to give it to someone.

I have nine. Four were my mother's (She died July 25, 2013) - age almost 97) and five are mine. Ones that I would not give away for anything. One my mother made for my husband and I, one I made for a Memory Quilt (my very first quilt), one is our Anniversary Quilt from 2010 (our 50th anniversary), one is my Amish quilt that I made with fabric from my aunt......I make quilts for me to keep and some I make for me to use, some are made to give as gifts - I don't sell them - I give them away. I have already made three great grandma quilts - a while back when granddaughter was still 8-9 years old - She now has two children, the other two grandkids I can wait on - one is 14, the other is 12.

I keep my memory quilt and the quilts that were my mom's on a quilt rack. To be displayed. She was GOOD!!!! Edie