carriem

dublb--that looks great! How many blocks are there?

dublb

There are 32 quilted blocks & one unquilted. I figure that I will do 'em 5x6 & then do a border. If she wants a border. I'm gonna talk ta the lady & see if she wants ta make pillows or wants ta frame the others.

dublb

Here is what I got done. I then e-mailed it ta the lady. She likes it, so I'll do all o' the others now.

charlottemarie

Jenniky, sorry I got behind on reading the posts. My Sue and Sam were blocks that were just laying around and wondering what to do with them. Thank you for the nice comments.

LisaR

Hi I just found this thread and still have to go back and read it all . I live in Western Australia and just did this mile a minit qayg with the scraps from a new york beauty. I quilted it on my embroidery machine .two first with this one!!!

rwquilts

How beautiful Lisa! Love, love, love the color choices!

Dublb, what cute sunbonnet sue's. Shes such a happy girl and has been around a long time...keep showing us pics as you progress.

qltgrose

Not sure that my orphan blocks will qualify, since ultimately I hope to create a large curtain to hang from my ceiling to cover/protect my fabric stash wall. However I do have some orphan blocks that I have been toting around for at least 15 yrs and I am now working on how to set them. I have a set plain amish color/black bowtie blocks and a set of attic windows that are in various prints (this was from a very misguided swap group!) and I want to join them together with alot of black fabric (hoping the black will form a miracle). I have tried QAYG in the past and didnt like all the hand stitching on the back to cover my block by block work. Are you doing something different than that Jenny?

Jody
Elkhart, IN
aka Quilting NownThen on etsy

dublb

qltgrose- Jenniky showed us several methods in this thread. Go back & read what she showed us. She will show us some other methods latter. She did show us several that have no hand sewin'.

ssnare

LisaR very pretty. I finally finished my first QAYG quilt. Here are pictures of the front and back.

JeanieG

That turned out real beautiful ssnare! The blue really sets off those blocks! Isn't it fun to get one of our UFO's out of the stack!