Homespun

I, too, belong on the list!

lynnsv

Yep, I have a few quilts in progress at a time. Then, I'll get a 'bug' to to get them finished so I can start another new one

sash

Guess so. I have several in the works and I want them all finished right now. lol.

trolleystation

That is only one of my bad habits.

Mariposa

Add me to the QADD list. I have several projects going, in different stages. And always have new ones in mind! lol

Rhonda Lee

Somehow QADD really sounds better than UFO. I guess that's why I have so many. I'm changing to QADD sounds better. However, in due time they all get finished!

quiltedsunshine

I read Don Asslett's book, "Is There Life After Housework." He suggests that a great way to get things done is to work on several projects at at time. Work on one project for a while, then move to the next, to the next, etc. Then when you come back around to the first one, it feels like a fresh project. This way you don't get bored with the task, and it doesn't become monotonous.

On the other hand... I made the mistake of cataloging all of my started projects, and I had 75! That was a long time ago, and I've tried to get out of that habit.

cashs_mom

I have two quilts in the works now (a large one and wall quilt) and a jacket that I'm designing in my mind.

ArtsyOne

Count me in. Two weeks ago I was working on an autumn-colored string quilt, got bored with that after tea-dying a bunch of blocks, and switched to a floral hunters star. Thirty-six blocks in I am bored with that, so may switch to the Easter Bunny quilt that I started last year but didn't finish in time for Easter. I do not, however, get bored with reorganizing my fabric stash - there's always something new to discover that I forgot I had.