Glad to see the mix in numbers. In the past 30 years of piecing quilts, I own only the one I made for my mom's 90th birthday and got back when she passed away 7 yrs ago. It is 58x72, made for her nursing home bed. Have made our annual church raffle quilt over these yrs; more for fundraisers; MANY as gifts and enough fabric (some kits) in my house to make more than 50. Most of my quilts are no less than queen size unless I make a baby quilt gift. I resolve to get each of our four children a quilt made in the next year, come heck high water cuz THEY don't have one of mine yet either and I'm not getting any younger. Keep up the good work everyone.

Probably a dozen. That is just the ones I can think of. In my 40 years of quilting I have made hundreds as I make a lot of Linus quilts.

Just the one I made for DH. Mine is in the works right now.

Correction- I have two lap quilts that were beautiful gifts from other board members, and hang with pride on the walls of my home, and two wall hangings that I made that are in my sewing room. DH reminded me!

A lot... plus a lot of tops I want to finish. Too many. My son asked me, "mom, where are we going to put them all?"

I have 5 and two I made when I was not a quilter and thought I was.

Great question ... I have 5 quilts, 4 table runners & 1 wall hanging. Out of the 5 quilts, one I made for my Mom when she was in a nursing home ( she passed in 1998); one I made for my sister but she is now in a nursing home and the quilt was returned to me by her girls; and the other one I had made for my husband (he passed in June of last year). The other 2 ... one on my bed and the other one is currently on the couch. I do have several UFOs which I am working on this year to complete. One of which will be for my son... the rest I am keeping. Of course, as so many others here on the board, I have made many that I have given away. Thanks for asking the question ... it has been interesting to read the posts. We truly are a giving breed! Love what we do and generously give to others.

I have 2; one I made DH for our 40th anniversary and one I didn't quilt but turned the flimsy into a bedspread in the guest room. Like others have said, I may end up keeping some of the unfinished projects once they are done.

I have 0 (yes that is a big fat ZERO) one that needs borders, quilting
and binding but it isn't finished.

I have only one of my own as I have given all the rest away. I have five of my DM's. I have given each of my children one or more of hers.

Three: a large wall hanging, a lap quilt and a twin size quilt.