I have not kept track of how many quilts I have made since starting in 1990. That is twenty-three years of quilt making. Many have been given away. A few sold. But just how many quilts is too many to still have in my collection?
This is one cabinet of quilts and a large basket full.
Another cabinet and a rack of quilts.
A floor rack. The top quilt has needed binding for quite some time.
Wall displays. There is a quilt hidden underneath the one showing.
A spring quilt that needs to come down.
Above the family room sofa.
Above the fireplace. Who needs a fireplace in Florida? We have never used it.
In a wood box.
In the hallway. I know it is a Christmas themed quilt but I love the design.
Bedroom wall rack.
Another bedroom wall rack.
On the back of a chair. A quilt on the top waiting for binding.
Quilt tops waiting for quilting.
Quilts waiting for quilting or some UFO's waiting for the final touches.
Fabric waiting to be made into quilts (and a couple quilt kits). Everyone worries about the leaning cubicles. They have been that way for years.
And last, a sofa full of quilts waiting to be sorted. My husband shampooed the carpet recently and stacked quilts from a couple piles on the living room floor onto the sofa. I want to sort all the quilts in the cabinets along with these into seasons. In other words, Christmas quilts all in one place for storage, spring quilts together, etc. (That is a wall of mirror behind the sofa.)
There is a quilt tucked in here and there that I have not shown but you get the idea. So what do you think? How many is too much?
Karen