I remember not so long ago when a little boy would hold out his arms when I would say "sooo big."
And now he can do this in our archway:
But his arms are still not long enough to hold up this quilt for me - nor are hubby's. And with the clothesline down for the winter, I don't have a really good place to hang things up for photos - so I had to tack this up to the ceiling. I reached up as high as I could reach - and it is still grazing the floor.
The final dimensions on this one are 85x96.
I was having a hard time getting a straight on shot - my cutting table was in the way - and I was pressed back up against the eaves on the opposite wall. I really could have used a panorama setting on my camera for this one!
I've still got a lot of work ahead of me to finish this one up - though I am really appreciating having my set-in sewing table setup - just the top alone on this one is heavy with all the seams in it. I don't know if I really could have gotten it to this point as easily with the setup I had in 2010 when this project was started. It would be done -but I think the air in the attic would be a lot bluer!!
Each one of those colored squares is 2" and I'd have to check the pattern to give you the final count of just how many there are.
In a future post, we will take a stroll down memory lane and I will show you some of the fabrics that found their way into this one.
The final dimensions on this one are 85x96.
I was having a hard time getting a straight on shot - my cutting table was in the way - and I was pressed back up against the eaves on the opposite wall. I really could have used a panorama setting on my camera for this one!
I've still got a lot of work ahead of me to finish this one up - though I am really appreciating having my set-in sewing table setup - just the top alone on this one is heavy with all the seams in it. I don't know if I really could have gotten it to this point as easily with the setup I had in 2010 when this project was started. It would be done -but I think the air in the attic would be a lot bluer!!
In a future post, we will take a stroll down memory lane and I will show you some of the fabrics that found their way into this one.
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(sigh) You raise em, feed em, love em, and they grow :-)
Beautiful quilt! Plenty of room for a family to snuggle under when complete.