I would have to say that there are many reasons:
- Swaps - This by far the number #1 reason. I love participating in block swaps and have a wonderful online group of friends that frequently swaps blocks. I often agree to participate in the swap even though I know I shouldn't because of current projects or the knowledge that these blocks will become part of the UFO pile.
- Excitement - New projects are just more exciting than old ones. And surfing blogs exposes me to way too many new ideas.
- Special Occasions - birthdays, weddings, babies, etc.
- Boredom -Especially when I get to the parts that I find most tedious - borders and quilting.
- Shopping - I used to get sucked into the appeal of kits but I have never made one of those kits. They were convenient but they were never completely me.
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6 comments :
Yep you got that right. Quilter ADD. Chocolate helps though, not medication.
I'd have to agree with Mary, Chocolate would have to be my perferred solution to the ADD!
They are all really good reasons I think and probalbly the same ones most of us use. I have been cleaning out my fabric boxes/piles/drawers and am embarrassed to see how much I have that I will probably never use or won't have time to use.
Borders and quilting...that sounds like me!
I always have fear of quilting and binding, so I often leave projects after piecing. I guess I fear that I'll mess them up...
I think that Quilter's ADD is a growing problem! lol
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