Ah yes UFOs....a woman's work is never done. I have two that need sandwiching..a hard job for me..and a 'Purdue' quilt designed by my nonquilting daughter that I am struggling to figure out. There is at least one project that falls into the "if it's ugly, quit early" category.

Well - there is the graduation gift for my son - but I don't need to finish that until May, so that one doesn't really count. Then there is the one for our bed - but we're moving shortly and I don't plan on actually using it until we get to the new house - so that one doesn't really count either. Then there is the lap quilt that I'm making for my daughter, and one for my husband. But then I started two more last weekend. Oh yeah - then there is the mystery quilt that our guild is doing. But we haven't really started it yet, so that one doesn't count either.

Uh - yup! And my Jane's Journey has been a WIP since 1997. To make matters worse, Amazon.com came across yesterday with 2 more books! Affairs of the Heart and another Mariner's Compass book that I didn't have. We won't even talk about all the BOMs all over the place. :) At least I always have something to work on depending on my mood.

:lol: :lol: My sentiments exactly!! :lol: :lol:

Oh, you're supposed to finish them?

I didn't know I was suppose to keep count.

I have a list tacked above my sewing machine that is divided into 4 categories: in progress, to be quilted, need a picture for my journal and want to do. This week, I got the list down to this. Still seems overwhelming, but much more manageable. Yesterday, I got two from the to be quilted category to the pic needed column. I'm hoping to get the bindings tacked down tonight, labels made, quilts washed, blocked, wrapped, cards made and given to the new parents Sunday at church.

I have in progress 1 double quilt, 1 Christmas quilt, 4 skirts fort gd and one cross stitch for ggd. I think that is enough for now,

I only work on one project at a time and when i finish that then I start on another one. It sounds like I might be one of few but that is the way I work,(sorry). :cry:

6 - 2 to be quilted, 1 waiting to get sashing material, one baby quilt waiting to finish after I find out if it's a boy or girl, a Sampler for a day bed, and a kalieoscope I just started playing with to try it, and I'm ending up making it into a lap quilt.