Yes, it is crazy! lol - great way to eliminate those smaller pieces! and a masterpiece!

Wow! That's a beauty!

Oh my! What a treasure. Only 3 + years. You did well.

That is amazing-what a treasure you have made.

Thank you everyone!!! it was a huge quilt 250x250cm and 25x50cm squares in all. It was a lovely learning curve for me to use colors that are not on my favorite list. But I did it!!!!

lov it!!!!

Totally awesome and well worth the work!!

Did you ever see the little Crazy quilt that sold for $70,000? (You can google just those words to see it) I think yours is even prettier. Lovely work.

Priceless. I bet you are glad you are finished. BrendaK

BrendaK I am so glad that I can see the quilt completed. I never thought that I would oneday make such a special quilt.

Thanks madamekelly

only 3.5 years. Id be 10 if ever. Kudos to your lifetime heirloom

beautiful. wish you would have got some close ups.

It's beautiful. I took a look through your album and am absolutely amazed at the variety of stitches and interesting little bits and pieces (the chameleon and the little gloves are just gorgeous). I hope when I get going on mine (sometime in the next decade) it will be half as good.

I started one and expect that 3.5 years is about what it will take. That is if I quit getting sidetracked. Love the hand work.

amazing crazy quilts.

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I just had a look and its so pretty. thanks for the wonderful comment and have always wondered what this crazy quilt of mine would sell for, not that I will sell it anyway because its a family heirloom.

Very impressive! All that hand stitching! I could never even attempt it.

a fine heirloom.

fantastic work. i love crazy quilts. I'm makeing about 30 for next years Christmas guild party. crazy quilting is so much fun!

gorgeous!!

Thanks for all the wonderful comments. Looking at the quilt makes me realize what a huge project it was but thankfully I had the determination to complete it. So proud of it.

Amazing, A true heirloom, well done.

Lots of pieces in that one. How did you get them to fit together?