golfer

I just want to be outside playing in the dirt and even like washing windows. It is hard to be at the sewing machine. I often think about taking it out on the deck, but then I will need to bring all the other supplies.

Wunder-Mar

I spend about as much, but it's the time of day I spend quilting that changes. With summer in Florida, I have longer daylight hours so I can sew in the evening. I garden and do "sweating" chores very early in the morning, cool down in the pool, then come in and sew if I'm not running errands.

debp33

Once we start working in the gardens for the summer (shade garden, rose garden, perennial garden, vegetable garden) I don't have much time to quilt. We spend most of the day outside.

That being said, after doing that for the last month, just this week I decided to start on a new quilt. I miss my alone time in the sewing room!

mustangquilts

I average at least 2 hours of quilting everyday. If we go out of town I always take appplique work with me. When we back pack into a river for a couple of days is about the only time I do not work on something. I am one of those who loves to get up very early and I sew until DH who loves to sleep in gets up. Works perfect for us :D

ljorange

Summer? What is summer?

roda

Would if I could figure out how to mount machine to this tractor cutting hay mainly in summer

978gray

Yup, proabbaly even more, because less time dealing with kids and school schedules!

oldcatlady

I hand quilt with a hoop on my lap and I have no A/C so I don't quilt in the summer. Plus I have yard work to do. I do sew/piece blocks in the summer. I probably would if I had a large quilt frame that I could put the whole quilt on. It's just so hot and I hate anything over 75 degrees. I keep saying I'll get an A/C some year but it's been 23 yrs since I bought my house and still no A/C :)

mame13

I quilt all year round.

MerryQuilter

Depends on humidity nice evenings love to work in yard hot and humid sew in my wonderfully cool basement and central air conditioned house. Try to find some quilting time all year.