TBQ - 32 to be quilted UFOs
#31
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?
#32
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 69
I saw the picture of your last stained glass quilt and it is so beautiful. How many hours does it take you to make one and can an intermidiate quilter make one with out going nuts? I would love to make one for my DH. We feed the birds all the time.
#33
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!
Your quilts look great. I hope you get the impulse to finish them!
#36
Wow. For you and all the others who have accumulated so many tops, this is going to take a lot of backing fabric 'and' batting. I know I have my stash but I also have used fabric intended for backing to piece with. -- Of course, you could use a quilt top for the top and one for the backing.
#39
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Pima, Arizona
Posts: 343
I have twenty tops made that need to be quilted. Come August though I will be taking a quilting class at our local community college. I will be able to get them all sandwiched and quilted just in time to give them out as presents
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