caspharm

Definitely more than 1 at a time. I have a LQS Mystery BOM, a baby quilt to make - just need last bit of yardage to buy, one on the LA, and a QOV for the LA waiting in the wings. That doesn't include any other things I might start in between, though I do have a challenge that I need to do something with before May.

Pennyhal

Always more than one. I also read more than one book at a time.

Homespun

I always seem to have a handful of things going on...

rryder

Lots more than one. I do eventually finish them all, but some have been known to sit in the UFO pile for 4 years or more LOL!

Rob

Cam's gram

I always have several going. Right now blocks are finished for a king size quilt and am putting them on the design wall, have a scrappy quilt half put together, need to make 12 more blocks for another quilt, also have a BOM going and am almost done hand embroidering the last panel of another quilt. Also, have a quilt loaded on the longarm and have the material ready to cut out for a baby quilt. Depends on what I feel like doing, what one I work on.

Deb watkins

I have a beaded wall hanging that I have been working on for a few years - beading gets very tedious and boring for me, so I work on that for a bit then put it away. I tend to make several NICU tops = maybe up to 10, then will quilt them all at once. I usually have a lap or twin quilt in the works, right now I have 4 twin size quilts that need some long arm attention! Monday I heard at work that a co-worker was DX with stage 3 bladder cancer, so, of course, a comfort quilt is now cut out and on the sewing machine.

Doggramma

I have so many going on at the same time, it makes my head spin.

QUILTNMO

i have a ton of baby quilts ( i make for newborns in need) to do plus several other quilts i also crochet have several blankets going nice to be able to switch off from crocheting to quilting.

quiltingshorttimer

always several that I'm actively working on--usually one in the piecing stage, one that is needing borders/binding, one that is on the long arm (or a customer quilt) and then my in front of tv design stage one. Before retirement, that is also the way I worked--juggling lots of stuff at one time.

BETTY62

Sadly I have several projects going on at a time. However, I so wish I could start a project and completely finish it before I moved on to a new one.