Nice job on the quilt.  It will fit to a "T".

Very handsome, Cathy. 

Making a T-shirt quilt for the first time can be intimidating and I'm glad to see you were up to the job.  Next one won't be as scary.

Cathy the t-shirt quilt looks awesome. I am sure they will be over the moon.

Well partly the challenge, partlt I do not have much wall space left.

Congrat,Congrats, it does look great.  I like the filler blocks.

Great job.  That looks wonderful!

What a great looking quilt!  The gold just pops.  You even put some pinwheels in there with the tees.  They're going to love it!

Hello Everyone

I went to a 3-day retreat this past weekend and had a wonderful time visiting with friends, sewing and enjoying good food! I actually finished all that I had on my list, except for binding on 2 table runners. I used up the fleece that I was going to give away and made them into blankets for Children's Hospital. We had an estate sale at the guild meeting a few months ago and I I got 2 projects for free. I decided to go ahead and finish them and they turned out nicely. I also made 2 purses, one for each granddaughter. One is a Unicorn purse and the other is a Princess.

I am still unpacking and hope to get the binding done by tomorrow.

Pirate (PIRATE_SR) said:

 But then you realize that you can put this filler block here and that filler block there and take da! It's done!

That was my method.  If I needed a little bit to size up I added a small strip of black filler.  Once I got started, it went together pretty quickly.

Dee in TX (DBRADFOR3) said:

Well partly the challenge, partlt I do not have much wall space left.

You can start rotating quilts and wall hangings every 3 months or buy a bigger house, or build a studio with lots of wall space.