feffertim

When I was growing up, I had a favorite poem by A.A.Milne in the Christopher Robin Books about a shipwrecked sailer who had so many things that he wanted to do, that whenever he thought it was time to begin,he couldn't because of the state he was in. He started to make fish hooks and then decided the sun was to hot and he needed to make a hat, when he was making the hat, he decided he needed to find water first, etc etc. In the end he did nothing at all.
Well, I feel like this sailor with my quilting. I have so many projects I want to make, so many patterns I have saved, so much fabric in my stash, that I can't decide which to do first, so in the end I do nothing and spend all my time on this board. How pathetic is that ?

Melinda in Tulsa

I'd say you and I are sailing on the same boat!

I go To The Sea To Breathe

I am paddling real fast to get in your boat before I drown.

DonnaC

Welcome to the crew!!

I constantly feel overwhelmed by my choices. What usually gets me going is doing a charity quilt...it's like making something for someone else makes me happy with what I'm doing. Even happier than trying to make something for myself. I know, it's strange, but true.

Antdebby1

I am the same way. I want to quilt, but cannot get motivated. I think I will take a nap.

Greenheron

"Yo, heave-ho, O, yo, heave-ho....." Song of the Volga Quilters :roll:

quiltin chris

Right there with ya!! Same situation here. Lots of stuff but no production.

My head just spins with ideas sometimes but nothing much gets accomplished.

Chris

Kim Bohannon

hahahaha... I understand! I don't even have that big a stash and I still have trouble deciding what to do next. The hard part is deciding, the rest is easy... just stick with it until it's done.

fluffygirl

Do you need more crew? I have the same problem lately.

Pat

sparkys_mom

News flash - this isn't a boat - it is a full sized ocean liner filled with all of us!! :)