I get dizzy just thinking about those sixteen patch blocks, Dee.

I see them, but I don't believe them.

I am a obsessive finisher, 10 was as big as I could let the stack get.

I have to disassemble my pressing area and install the bars on my LA, I don't  like to go to the effort until I have several to quilt.

Considering the work the quilt should be more impressive.

Of course.  That makes sense.

Your new house will be designed with the most spacious quilting room in Texas thanks to your careful planning with the kindest DH in the world.  

(Or remember Bonnie Della Camera in Florida whose DH built her a huge separate pole barn for her stash and her longarm and all of her "stuff"?? As I recall she had a loft for her batting. I made her one of my bobbin fobs back in the day. Maybe you could go that route on your acreage. Dream big, girl!)

You said, "I am a obsessive finisher, 10 was as big as I could let the stack get."

(whispering: 72!)

"Inconceivable!"

Actually new sewing room will be pretty similar to the current one, only slightly larger. I am pretty happy with this set up.  

Awesome!  I love the look of your latest.  I'm proud of your determination to  get them quilted before you take off on more tops.  I should try that.

"I am pretty happy with this set up." 

Except for the shifting around I have to do in order to do the quilting on my longarm .... 

My thinking is, why not shoot for the moon (think big) when you have the chance?