Oh, wow!  That is quite some quilt you have chosen to work on.  Looks a bit too intimidatingly for me and it should keep you busy for a while.  Strange how the book titles have changed.  I would never have even thought of using the term gypsy as politically incorrect.  My grandparents grew up in Czechoslovakia and were terrified of the gyspsies because they supposedly would kidnap children.  They held on to that fear when they moved here.  During my hippy days, I would not be allowed to visit them with my big hoop earrings and bandana .  Have fun with this quit.  We will enjoy watching the progress.

Good memory, Suze!

I started quilting it on my longarm and had a problem with snagging some of the fused circles which would "bounce" up. Took the quilt off of Lily Aurora and spent a fair amount of time with Jack removing the stitching which was not exactly quality time.

Then I started quilting on Cecil Faye (by the way, Faye is the daughter of Lily and the granddaughter of Aurora; the names of my machines are the names of my quilting ancestors) and shoving the quilt under the needle of the Singer 201-2 really made my shoulders ache fiercely.

So I folded the quilt up and put it on the shelf for many months. I was pleasantly surprised to find it during my "excavation" the other day.

I do indeed plan to have fun with this quilt.

I'm going to make a "shopping list" of ideas (following Suze's suggestion to add a goldfish block) and see what kinds of blocks I can locate.  Do you suppose there's a daylily block or a truck block that looks like a moving van?  LOL

When I take my trip to Va next summer I will see if they have a truck that look like a moving van.

Thank you, Viola, for being a good detective for me.

I have already decided that I will use printed fabric only, no photos, in this quilt. If I cannot find a block pattern I will use a novelty fabric.

I have no deadline on this quilt. I will keep adding blocks until my design wall explodes. 

it may not matter now, but regarding the foot on your LA catching on the appliqued circles, they have a new foot that addresses that.  I love it so much I use it all the time unless I'm doing ruler work.  It's called the glide foot.  And it does glide over pretty much anything, including thick seams and applique edges.  It's shaped like a little bowl with a hole in the middle.  Pretty sure they make it for your machine as well.  Though you may not be interested - it's $50.

Yes, that would have been perfect back in 2017 when the fused circles were giving me conniption fits.

When I put the quilt away in the closet with notes about using the Ernest B. Haight method of "ricochet quilting" and other notes about what the quilt was for, etc. I put a date on the bag indicating when I started and when I called a halt to the project.

Nice of them to think of that foot ... thanks for sharing the photo with me.,

I had NOT heard of One Only, but it looks fun.. I think your fabric choice will be perfect.  Can't wait to see what you do...

What I did was I got rid of it.

LOL

I sent it on to Mary in Florida because I decided I didn't like it and Mary likes  to finish my projects that I get bored with ...

Judy,

Thank you for sending the quilt parts.

I have all of the blocks made. They went together so fast. I  pressed some last night and they are looking good. I think pressing takes longer than the sewing . DH has a kidney appointment this morning. I have to go along so I can remember what the Dr says. Be back later.

WELL IT WAS BIG NEWS. He is going to the hospital today as soon as they let us know a bed is ready. His kidney is functioning 9 percent, his BP is 160 and he's having off and on chest pain.

My computer has lost all of my email  3 weeks ago. I have called att  6 or 7 times and everyone I talk to tells me something different  to do to fix it. The last person said it was hacked and it would fixed in 48 hours -- 4 days ago. Not fixed.

MaryD