Just as I expected, my pineapple quilt is becoming a bit of an endurance test. It was suggested that I sew blocks together as I finish them but this is too dangerous a proposition. Am already looking at the completed ones and thinking that they would make a great crib quilt or table runner and placemats. After all, a white-based quilted item is always practical for babies and food :(( !!##$@!!!
Another issue is that for some strange mathematical reason (read miscalculation), I am making 122 blocks so am struggling a bit with the layout. To actually use on a bed- the rectangular shape is a better bet but to look at- the square one seems more appealing right now. What is keeping me going is that the finished blocks look pretty good and I do want to prove to myself that I can show some discipline and complete this quilt...

Can't wait to hear about this class!
ReplyDeleteIt was amazing even though that word is overused!
DeleteI have been making more square quilts recently. They work just fine on our queen sized beds. I usually aim for about 80 x 80 or so. If you add borders you can get to a bigger size, if you like. I love the look of this quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane! I think you are right and am going to make it square...
DeleteI love your pineapple blocks and can't wait to see them all together. It is going to be a cool quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe class looks interesting....
Thank you Kelly! The class was amazing. Am going to her lecture tonight and then I'll write about the experience which was awesome...
DeleteKeep working on the pineapple quilt. It's going to be gorgeous!I know what you mean though.. My toran quilt is on the table on one side, sadly looking at me to be continued on. It is tough when we must find the discipline to finish one quilt. I love Pamela Andersen's quilt. Going to read the next post and check out what you did in the class.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pep talk Sujata!
DeleteI meant Pamela Allen? Hmmm... Silly me!
ReplyDeleteI kind of like the idea of Pamela Anderson as a closeted quilter!
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