What an incredible feat. Not only is the quilting amazing, the computer work is as well. The way you fine tuned the images - wow. It must have taken an immense amount of time and effort just to scan in all the fabrics. As for Mr. Huddleston, I think if you sent him a fan letter or something to his manager, you'll get to meet him. After all, it's the kind of publicity that can't help but be positive for him. (It also puts your quilt out there; maybe we could see you on Early Morning America as a human interest story.) Have you decided what you want to do next? It will be fun seeing where you go from here. Wintherthur Museum in Delaware is another possible source of information for finishing/hanging the quilt. They have a lot of conservators who deal daily with that type of issue. Following the links people have proved may also help a lot. I wasn't aware of how many people are making these quilts; I doubt that many of them reach the artistic and workmanship level of yours. Welcome to the group; it will be interesting to watch your development as a quilter; you are really talented. Thank you for sharing it with us. Joyce in DE