lynnie

If you really hate it, just finish it and donate it. or ask on the board. I know people here finish things to donate. alot of work went into it, so let it go and start on something new.

SouthPStitches

Oh Javin, I do feel your pain. I made a quilt top a year ago and despised it. I so understand your feeling of not wanting to waste another minute of your life on it, let alone finish it to donate, etc. This "fugly" top I made was hanging in the sewing room closet until this Spring. I'd take it out every now and then to see if I could reconsider - nope! Finally emailed a pic to a close friend here on QB and asked her if it needed to go to the landfill. She critiqued it. I ripped it apart one afternoon per her suggestion then turned it into two lap quilts using sashing to break up the busyness. Was pleased to finally have positive resolution.

playswithcolor

Maybe group the blocks with white in the center, then use the darker blocks as sort of a frame or border?

javin22

I had 2 offers to finish it and donate it, so that takes care of that. Now I don't have to think about it anymore. It is a nightmare. Blah! I am glad it is going to something good. I really don't care if they take it all apart or anything, I just want it gone.

Jeanne S

Yeah! Sounds like a great ending! It will be a relief to get it in the mail to someone else and you can move on!!

Mrs Finch

Table runners or placemats would be a way to rescue a top that we don't like.

Purpleprint

I think it is one of those quilts that would be used in books as a very artistic looking different quilt.

DOTTYMO

This was my first thought. Keep to the other colours to make extra block and white sashing

QuiltMom2

I'm glad you posted this. By reading other's comments, I know whats wrong with something I've done and maybe (if I can bring myself to look at the darn thing again!) I can go back and fix it.

gabeway

Hope you finish it, with or without the sashing.