Jordan

I have way too many to count--I am making RWB blocks for a swap, a bear panel half done for my grandson, a civil war quilt half done and 3 quilted ones that I need to bind. At this point I am too overwhelmed to know where to start!!

zennia

Way to many to count. My joy is in the piecing the top.

petthefabric

More than enough to always have a project to do. I'm only concerned if they're in the way. Happy quilting

Doggramma

Way more than I care to count. I’m the queen of starting something and then getting distracted by something new.

joe'smom

I have many unquilted flimsies; in fact, I decided not to finish any more quilt tops until I made significant inroads in quilting my finished ones. However, I am still piecing planned projects and bagging them at various stages of completion; I think of them as projects I have a head start on, rather than as unfinished, LOL. This started about three years ago, when I suddenly felt impatient with my stash and organized much of it into projects. I really admire those who work on one quilt at a time until it is finished, yet that is definitely not my method at this time; maybe in the future I will transition to that approach.

grannie cheechee

I'd tell you if I knew, but I have to clean up the sewing room to know. The room is a mess right now with projects all over. I don't know how it happened.

catsden

I have 2 quilts to be quilted and bound (one needs to be sandwiched), 3 table runners and 1 table topper to be quilted and bound. BUT, on the bright side I have finished 4 table runners, 1 wall hanging and one table topper.

bjsmith57

I have (6) six UFOs.

cmw0829

Do quilts waiting to be quilted count? If so, I have about 20.

QuiltE

Totally with you on that .... what we don't know, can't hurt us ... right?

Though I have done pretty good this winter at lowering the count!