For fun. I f I know somebody is paying me for sure I am screwing my project up and it is no fun anymore

For years I had a decorating business. The quilting then was all sent out due to time. Now that I am retired I can do the things I enjoy. Just not enough time still. I have always found sewing of any kind to be relaxing.

reasons have changed over the years. Always for fun, however, early on I sold some to supplement cost of raising four sons, making mortgage, gifts for family members, charity auctions, etc. In my "old age" (73), my doctor has encouraged me to continue quilting and researching our family genealogy to exercise my brain and stave off the effects of alzheimer's. He calls quilting my brain cleanser - Don'cha just love it, I now have a valid medical excuse to quilt and buy fabric. Sons no longer ask me "Mom, where are you going to put more fabric?" LOL

I quilt for fun... hopefully some day I'll do it for a profit, but I have too many things to do now that are for gifts and myself. That list should last me till I'm about 150. LOL

I quilt for fun and the joy I get from seeing a finished quilt. I give most away. I do not want to make one for money because I'm afraid it will take the fun away. I am alway amazed how many differnt kinds of quilts there are and I want to try them all!

for gifts and fun to forget the problem of the world around us and i love to see what the quilt looks like when i'm thur also surprised

Fun!! Stress relief. My time!!
I have donated a few. My children have several.
Quilts. Tied and Quilted.
Last Christmas I branched out a bit. I did Placemats that I
had pieced. Had so much fun with them. Even did napkins to go with them.
:)

fun all the way

for FUN, relax after long day at work, helps me leave work at work. the family gets what is created from this process. also donate some to charity auctions.

mostly FUN!

For fun, gifts, and utilitarian! Would do it for pay, but nobody wants to pay what it's worth!