Robinmg

I haven't tried quilting in the car, I have cross stitched though. I usually either read, crochet, or knit.

desertrose

I love to quilt and ride especially when you're on teh interstates and the scenery is just blah. Have you tried any of the neck lights so you can quilt after the light fails? If so which one do you like best. Cateracts are clouding my vision even in soome day light situations/days.

Nancy Ingham

Yes, I do! I have a 45 minute drive to and from work every day.....DH drives, I quilt!

Jadeecakes

I am either quilting or beading. Doesn't bother me in the least and we travel back and forth to FL alot, so I save up some hand projects to make sure I have things to sew in the car. Takes a little figuring out what works best, but once you master how to set things up, I love it.

quilter in the making

I needed something I could do in the car on a road trip to Minnesota in June and made yo-yo's. I am one that can't read in the car (can't even read a map if hubby needs me too), but making yo-yo's has been okay so far. I use the Clover yo-yo makers so stitches don't have to be precise and I only have to glance at the yo-yo maker, not continually looking at it. Maybe that's the difference.

lheizen

me three Very car sick

MadQuilter

I can scan the magazines or patterns and even do a little sketching when I ride in DH's pickup because I sit above the traffic. When I ride in my car - no way. It makes me dizzy.

Lynnc

I learned to read because I hate my husbands driving. Now I need to learn to hand quilt. I'll have to look for a class.

Kristin in ME

Yes, I do for as long as I can until I start to feel nauseous! Then I take a break until I feel better.

ConfederateQuilter

I enjoy quilting in the car, but sometimes it makes me carsick.