Love that quilt.

There are always little ripples in a quilt top with so many seams. I am sure it is made to perfection. OCD is a real advantage at times. Love it.

Amazing!!!!

I love it!! Looks really nice! :)

Fabulous. Just fabulous. He must have spent just hours and hours. This is just a great way of sitting down and getting the sewing "fix" when you don't have a particular project in mind.

amh

I love it nice work

Mercy, you have lots of patience.. My aunt made about 6 of these all hand stitched. IMHO any all over pattern would work.

Holly Molly that is a lot of pieces!!! He really does great work!! Love to see it after quilting!

Another great top by your hubby! Love the PS squares! :) How many pieces-?? Perhaps an open, curvy panto and use a variegated thread....

I probably will never even attempt to make this quilt too many seams. Good job I just the thought of all those seams makes me nervous

WOW - he has far more patience than I do making quilts with all those small squares. Very pretty.

I love it and hats off to him for having the patience to do that.

Well done!!!!!!!!! He sure has some amazing patience!!!

Wow and Wow again. That is one wild man you have there. I would be totally bonkers after trying to even do a small one like that

Your husband's quilt is awesome.

That's just crazy cool :thumbup: I hope he has his own machine, so you can get LOTS done on yours while he's putting things like this together?!

Wow, I cannot imagine doing anything like that.

Wow- so many pieces! Congrats to your DH for doing this!!

I think a panto (especially something curvy) would be great for this. Well done on him for having the patience to stick with it.

WOW! That is fantastic!

It is definitely on my list - I save all my small scraps for one.

Awesome quilt - love the popcorn idea!

DH and I say WOW !

oh my goodness...yes, patience of Job must be his blessing

Fabulous! My favorite kind of quilt

How many pieces are in this, do you know?

This is great! And I can tell he is at home with the sewing machine.

The pic probably is wonky if it was laid ontop of a ccomforter.

That is gorgeous! However you choose to quilt it i am sure you will do it justice!

This gives me encouragement to get backed started on mine cause that's what mine is 1.5" squares. He did a fantastic job, and yes post a picture of when it's quilted.

Wow, that would take way too much patience for me to do. What an amazing job!!

What a man /quilt!

Oh my word, it's a bit dizzying. But, it would keep me coming back over and over to see all the different fabrics. Dear hubby gets a huge pat on the back for this masterpiece. Look forward to see what you decide about for the quilting. (Not experienced enough to add an opinion about that.)

Amazing and beautiful--- and for me---lots of foul language!

7,138 pieces in this one.

me too. He has way more patience than I do. I started one once upon a time. It is in my closet in a shoe box. It will probably stay there too. He has made at least 4 of these. Now, I just have to quilt them.

Wow! Wow! Wow!

OH MY GOSH What a patient man

Impressive work! What a great postage stamp quilt. He sure beats my patience!

I think it is beautiful I couldn't do that if I wanted too. He has the patience of Jobe . Know matter how you quilt it it will be beautiful.

I can not imagine doing one of these. Amazing!

Wow you got alot of comments on this :) May i say to the man of the casa he did an outstanding job and that is 7,138 times more patience than i have to put all those bitty pieces together but now i will have to send him some just cuz <3 after reading all the replies, i think i like the thought of the clamshell for quilting. you say you have 4 of them; so do one clamshell, one popcorn, etc. baptist fan might be a bit too tight to be cozy. it sure is pretty and one of these days i hope to see his quilts in person. the only other fella who has him beat is the gentleman who used his as therapy for his stroke? i think? and he sewed them all on a treadle. kudos to the hubby! he has won my vote.