KLO

This is exactly me also ... although I still think of myself as youngish most days. I am the second youngest in my quilt group but that is only because we meet during the day and most of the younger women are working or have small children to tend to during the day. My Guild has a huge mix of ages. So, how old is your husband and who does he hang out with?

aronel

I'm a very young 59.

Nikki and Co.

Tell DH that It's only a number!! 64 here and I plan to make it to 100 so I can finish all my projects :)

terri123

74

Finally found time to quilt!

sgardner

42 now, but geeze, I started quilting when Emilie was a baby- she's 16 now. So that means I was a quilter in my mid 20's. The problem with youth is competition for money between fabric and diapers, and for time to do it. If I had no problems with money then, I would have been making quilts for every bed and every doll the kids possessed!

macygma

60 but a VERY YOUNG 60! LOL

sandybuttons

64 but I think a fairer way would be to ask when did you start quilting.. Just think how many started as a child and are still doing it, says alot about the love of quilting.

Margie

I guess I am an "old Lady" 68. I sew for charity. Take care of grandchildren when the need arises. Walk 2 to 4 miles a day. Take care of my home and garden, make our bread and cook mostly from scratch. There are women much younger who might not do as much. "old lady" is a state of mind....depends on whose mind. Tell hubby there are "old men" who watch sports....does he? lol

NannySandy

53 here.

Pete

Sorry - I am 69 11/12