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    Old 06-18-2011, 11:36 AM
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    Originally Posted by Pollyv9
    In response to Paper Princess. When I say "quilt" it may be a bed size quilt all the way down to a table topper. This past two weeks I made 2 stained glass quilts approx 36" x 45" (quilted both of those) and two wall hangings (not quilted yet). My favorite size to make is about 6' x 7'. A generous size throw size.
    But at least one of those stained glass ones. WOW!

    And I completely empathize. I have close to 20 tops that I'm collecting...trying to get up the desire to actually quilt them. Maybe it is a nerve thing. I want to try FMQ... and not stitch in the ditch.
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    Old 06-18-2011, 11:36 AM
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    oh dear. That would totally stress me out. I'm very goal oriented and crossing things off my "to do" list is what gives me satisfaction.

    My boys will tell you the phrase that is banned from our house is "Yes, it's all done EXCEPT" -- that means it is NOT done.


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    Old 06-18-2011, 12:20 PM
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    I can't say I've got a lot of tops hanging around. I enjoy FMQ, so mine all get done up. Wish I had a longarm to do it for others:>
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    Old 06-18-2011, 12:36 PM
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    omg. you counted them???? i won't count mine. too depressing. actually have been frozen and unable to sew for a couple of weeks because i keep thinking that i will never get all those tops made into completed quilts and don't want to start new until at least some old has been done. hope this week will be better.

    maybe we can get an intervention thing going where someone will come in and take care of them for us. of course, they would have to complete them for us, not just get rid of them. lol

    keep on keeping on.
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    You sure I'm not a granddaughter?? ;)
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    Old 06-18-2011, 01:35 PM
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    Originally Posted by Pollyv9
    In response to Paper Princess. When I say "quilt" it may be a bed size quilt all the way down to a table topper. This past two weeks I made 2 stained glass quilts approx 36" x 45" (quilted both of those) and two wall hangings (not quilted yet). My favorite size to make is about 6' x 7'. A generous size throw size.
    Thanks, you are so kind! but mine are small, usually around 6'X6'. I'm retired, but have so many other things going on, I can't even sew every day. Also, I sew very slowly. I hear my mom's voice in my head "Don't race the machine!" I'm trying to get cut stuff out and organized on Sundays so if I have a snippit of time during the week, I can just sew a few pieces together and keep making (slow) progress.
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    Old 06-18-2011, 07:17 PM
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    Originally Posted by SparkMonkey
    Heh, I'm exactly the opposite--hand-quilting is my favorite part, and making the top is a distant second. I don't know why I don't just go whole-hog and do a densely hand-quilted wholecloth quilt!

    Your quilts look great. I hope you get the impulse to finish them!
    I love whole cloth quilts.... If you do one, any size, please post pictures of it!
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    Old 06-19-2011, 02:57 AM
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    Since you get them done so fast, I am curious what patterns are you using? Thanks!

    Do you have a longarm to quilt them too?
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    Old 06-19-2011, 03:56 AM
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    [quote=CoventryUK]
    Originally Posted by Pollyv9
    I have been trying to decide what to do with all the unquilted tops I have on hand. Finally, a couple of weekends ago when all the family was here I told them, if you want one put your name on it or it is going to charity or on e-bay. Well, there are none left to go to charity or to e-bay, but I told them I may be on my deathbed before these all get quilted because I just can't stop making these quilt tops. In the last two weeks I have made 4 tops, quilted only two of them. Oh well, all quilters do this don't they?
    Think we may be twins!!!! :lol: :thumbup
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