valsma

Not as much time as I should. Depending on the weather I watch to much tv.

annyroony2

Retired, so I quilt more or less when I want to, but its usually 2 or 3 hours in the morning. (I am a morning person.)

Pat P

More quilting time now that I am retired. Try to do household chores first then head to the sewing room. Just DH amd I now, so house stays cleaner then with children.

leatheflea

My house gets about an hour or two attention a day. Dh is a tv guy, I'm not, kids are gone, no job, i day a week i help a friend quilt and one day a week I deliver orders and do my in town stuff. The rest of the time is spent in my sewing studio.

MellieKQuilter

That sounds heavenly! Do you sell the items you make?

San Diego Quilter

Me too!!! I spend 75% of my time at work, 20% of my time cleaning, cooking, washing, grocery shopping, watching grandbabies, gardening, and only 5% of my time quilting. OK, so throw in another 2% for time on this board.... which keeps me sane! :)

Dolphyngyrl

Cleaning the house, was I supposed to do that.

Edie

Whatever time is left over. I want my quilting to be a total relaxing time, enjoyable time and the only time I can really do this is when I have everything done. I am fall cleaning the bedroom today, so figure it out! I do, however, plan while I am doing my "chores for the day". Hopefully I can get the block cut out later today. Nothing on the docket for tomorrow so I will be able to sew as much as I feel like. Then I am totally rested, relaxed and can think better when it comes to lining up the squares. Makes sense to me! Edie

mummadee

Whenever I can fit it in. Sometimes on my day off. Darn, have to go to work?

tmg

I can quilt most any time I want to. Kids are big enough to take care of most things 12, 15, and 18. They help with the house by picking up after themselves.