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I'm lucky too! I can get up and go to my sewing room and be there all day and no one bothers me. By evening I'm usually ready for some company so DH and I have dinner together and chat about the day then he has his time to watch ESPN without me bothering him. Evenings are when I do my housework for the next day so I can wake up and do what I want the next day.
I know I have 32 quilt kits in my stash and enough fabric to make at least 30 more. I don't buy fabric anymore unless it's on clearance or a terrific bargain for the quality. |
Originally Posted by darlin121
I de-cluttered last year and gave most of my stash(that I could part with) to my daughter when she bought her home. I have enough batting for two quilts and fabric for abot 10 quilts. I have a friend that makes one quilt at a time and does not have a stash nor does she keep the scraps. Different strokes....
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Originally Posted by wolph33
rotflol,I would die in that room and never finish
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Scarey thought - hundreds of baby quilts. Enough to last a lifetime and still have a yard sale after I'm gone!
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I'd be skinny and very old when I came out.
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I`d stop counting but I`d be the happiest person in the world.
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Hehehehehe I better not go there. I will remain locke dup till I die maybe unless I start sewing yardage together without cutting. LOL
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Ooh! Did someone say "skinny"? Lock me up!
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Since I am new to quilting I really have no idea. I have lots of fabric for clothing as well as quilts.
But the important question is what about potty breaks? Are those allowed? |
What is frog stitching? and I would probably have over 100 quilts as well. But the chocolate would have to be shipped in along with some occasional food and water.
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