I admit I am a 'frabricaholic' but I am trying real hard to learn to be a "quiltaholic" Wish me luck!!!

Can the quilt police lock you up for this crime? Will I become publicly known as an addict? If so I'm doomed.

I am not a quiltaholic. I can stop anytime I want. I just don't want to.

I'm in! :P

Hi everyone,
My name is Rose and I am a quiltaholic and (shhhh don't tell anyone) a closet fabricaholic. I have been one since 1995 and when my family says I spend too much time quilting I just tell them that it is my therapy. It keeps me from getting into some really bad stuff like chocolate especially the stuff they import from Belgium. That stuff I have to hide. We are staying with my son and his family and when parcels keep coming for me my DIL says MORE fabric and patterns, I just reply you can never have enough of either. I am hoping that they never find a cure for either.

This girl lives in EGYPT! De Nile!

My name is Kate, Thai quilter in Chicago...I'm addicted to the quilt and fabric-aholic too.....I have had about 9 quilts, 1 quilt shirt, 7 bags, living room curtain...etc... on my list...buzy busy....but I've been happy whenever I'm sewing, planning, designing my quilt....

Happy quilting.....

Glad to hear that I am not the only quiltaholic, fabriciholic and yarnaholic. Sure is fun though

My name is Donna and I am a quiltaholic,fabriholic, sew sew sewaholic. I don't want to quit. I guess I am hooked for life. oh that too, hookaholic if anything can be made with string and fabric I am hooked

Hi. I'm Clara Jo and all of the above apply to me. My Mother started me on this road at two years of age and it gets worse every year. I am shameless as I have started as many as possible on the same decadent way of life. I am not quite as bad as a friend who has 16 "Avon" boxes full of fabric stashed in her mobile home. But I am getting there.