My first quilt was lap sized. Just 9" blocks. God was a Boy and Dirt was new and Clean!

My first quilt was a queen size sampler quilt. I learned all kinds of things making 12 totally different kinds of blocks.

My first quilt was a crib size tumbling blocks pattern, each row took me over an hour,SID to finish it. Gave it to my godson and he still has it 15 years later.

mine was a full size double wedding ring with a solid arch..and that was about 24 yrs ago

My first quilt was a appliqued trailing oak leaf quilt made in 1963. Still have it an hanging on a quilt rack in my living room.

102"x102" Lone Star--hand pieced -all pieces marked and cut one by one as it was well before rotary cutters.

Interesting question. I don't remember any quilts in our family growing up. However, when I was in high school (1965), I took scraps of polyester from sewing projects, and zigzagged together. Honestly, can't remember a backing fabric except I did tie. Very ugly, but warm.

I'm hoping I'm learning enough to make a real quilt. I don't have anyone around who quilts. Working on finding a group. You all are my inspiration. Thanks

mine was a twin size 9 patch quilt. I started it in 1987 and finished it in 1991.

youth-bed size all-over flying geese

40 years ago

My first quilt bigger than a wall hanging was a baby blanket. about 5 years ago now size doesnt matter because I mostly do miniatures. but last fall I did my first large quilt 91 in. by 91 in. 18 inch star blocks in black and white