IBQUILTIN

A bunch, but who's counting

Quilting Nana

I have 5.
One on my bed. One on the guest bed. One hung on the wall and 2 Christmas Quilts.
I have been quilting for over 35 years and I give most of mine away.

Wild8580

I have 17 bed size quilts that I change out on the 3 queen size beds. 8 throw size. 20 or so wall, table runners. I did an excel sheet last year and I have completed over 100 projects big and small, gifts and other in the last 7 years. I guess I'm a "quiltmaker."

quilt addict

Well from memory, 3 received from my Mom, 3 wall hangings have won at raffles, 3 antique that I purchased and 3 that I have made. So that doesn't sound so bad. Glad I don't have to count UFOs.

Pat G

I tried not to reply to this but I have a condition called "separation anxiety". Not a real medical diagnosis but after I put so much money out for fabric then put so much of myself in labor into a project if I don't have a person in mind I just can't let things go. I have an 8' closet shelf full of quilted pcs. I have numerous table toppers,runners etc on pant hangers hanging. I'm talking Spicy Spirals, New Orleans Puzzle ( called Spinning Stars in certain areas), and what I consider special patterns

I feel pathetic. I don't know how so many of you can donate so much. Just don't know what I'm going to do with all of it.

gale

Four so far. But all of my fabric is my favorite so I can't seem myself every giving one away. lol.

nstitches4u

Two and one almost finished. I have made quilts for my son and daughter and also for their children. I make a lot of charity quilts. I don't keep many of my quilts. They are meant to be given.

RedGarnet222

I have four finished quilts that are ours. Two are inherited from my folks and not made by me. I have two that are planned for here, but, they just keep getting put on hold for some other quilt that is a gift or charity work. A Tennessee waltz and a craftsy class one I just bought the fabric for.

I do have many table runners and placemats though. Do those count?

Dina

I have the same condition. I am glad to know that there are at least two of us. And, you know, don't worry. You can always donate anything in your stack later. That's what I tell myself....or if I had any family members who liked quilts, that might be an option too..but I don't. Family members, yes,...who like quilts, no. But I like them, and for the moment, that is enough.

Dina

grammyto2

I have made over 1oo quilts and I only have kept 6 for use in my home. Ladies in quilt groups do trunk shows and show off a lot of their work. I will never be able to do that, I gift them as soon as they are done.