I should not have started counting. I believe that at this time there are 17 quilts finished in my home. Two are on my bed and used every day, 3 are for my grandchildren when they are married, 3 belong to my children that they have not taken home. The baby left home in 1988. Three Christmas quilts. There are also a couple of wall hangings and lap quilts that are not included in this count. There are also 4 waiting to be quilted and two in various stages of piecing, and 3 comfort quilts that have to be made first. I almost forgot add 3 more. One a wedding present from my Grandmother, made by a 2 time great aunt, and one from my husband's Grandmother and another from his Mother.

1 for my bed

Not one yet. When I started quilting a couple of years ago I have always had a recipient in mind for each project.

Lord help me!!!! I am LMBO. I have to many to count. I always plan to give these Quilts away(44). It seems to me that when I get done with them I love them and can't seem to part with them. Last Christmas I did give all my nieces and nephews (6) quilts. so sad my poor DH is thinking that when I die there is going to be a big fight over who gets what.

I have too many to count. Every once in a while one of my kids pulls one from the pile that I forgot I made. I must have at least 40 finished and the same again waiting for the right time to finish.

Right now none. I keep finding someone to give them to.

Two twin bed quilts, one Christmas wall hanging (my first quilt I made for me), one Memory Quilt (of my mother-in-law that we inherited, but I had made, upon her death), one floor quilt for the two young grandsons who visit Nana's house, one wall hanging over the jacuzzi, my only hand quilted wall hanging that I gifted to my mom and she returned to me when she moved into assisted living, and a lap robe made up of fabrics from our trip to Australia and New Zealand.

I just went through my list and I have 32 completed. I did not count UFO's. That means I have given away 54.

I have 3 completely done Nd one that needs quilting. Then 5 or 6 BOM I am doing this year just for me and will decide later which one goes to who.

Since I've been quilting since 1980, I've keep about 20 or 25 that I couldn't part with When my mom passed away I inherited hers and both grandmothers so total is close to 50. Just to say I love them all. Also, I've given away more than I've kept.