kwilter

Probably around 50; at least 25 tops to be finished and, OH, yes, about 50 more sets of blocks to put together! I know my stash will outlive me! (LOL)

Deborahlees

AS MANY AS MY SEWING STUDIO WILL HOLD.....and I can still close the door.....However on a serious note, I do try very hard to finish EVERY UFO I have by the end of the year....So I can start the new year with out any serious regrets....If I end up with a serious UFO that I just hate and know I will not finish ever...it goes to goodwill and I know someone will love it and finish it....same with needlework stuff.....pass it on, don't let it take up space in both your room and your head.....

newbee

As others have said, I have too many to count. A friend gives me all of her scraps, so I am organizing them to make charity quilts. I have enough "matching" fabric for about 20 quilts and enough random scraps for about 20 more. Yikes! I had better get to sewing.

EagarBeez

I am working on a queen sized log cabin for my sister. UFO, none. I finish each before starting another, otherwise nothing will get done.
I have a list
a baby quilt for my niece
a queen sized for sis-in-law
same for my youngest sister
lap quilt for sis-in-law
queen sized for spare room

Deborahlees

Good Job, I have a white board in the studio, with a list also of what I need to do yet....and write notes as to color, pattern, size.....sometimes I ever put numbers up as to what order I will do them in.....

quiltmau

I'll go with this!!

joyce888

I've got 3 BOM started. 3 finished BOM to put together (all blocks are done - now figuring out layout and sashing). One Christmas wallhanging ready to cut out. And at least 6 quilts that the fabric is gathered and pattern decided on. Oh and at least a gazillion in my bucket list. Looks like I have to live to at least 150 years old. Better put on another pot of coffee.

grammy1231

I want I want I want, as a result, I have about 7 "buns in the oven"

mjsylvstr

sorry, I can't tell you as I only have ten toes and ten fingers !!

collady

Too many to complete in 10 lifetimes. I keep about 6 in baskets in various stages of completion. When one if finished I add another to the bottom basket. Then I have fabric that is there for no particular quilt.