While it takes a long time to build the blocks for a quilt made out of 1-1/2″ squares, it also takes a long time to assemble those blocks.
There are 360 blocks. The final layout will finish at 80″ x 72″ and contain 5760 pieces. One. Block. At. A. Time.
U r amazing…I tried to do one block….for your daughter….yuk yuk yuk….guess I will just admire your work…
This is beautiful, will be a wonderful wedding quilt!
I have started a similar checkerboard quilt. Mine will take a lot longer than yours since I am doing it while making other quilts. Yours is gorgeous and looks like it is worth the effort.
I love 9 patches right now. I am just finishing up my first irish chain quilt top. Happy Week-end Deanna🌼❤️
So worth it. It looks beautiful! I’ve always thought about doing a postage stamp quilt, but haven’t. Maybe someday.
Wow…you definitely have more patience than me…impressive!
I just started working on a 2.5-in checkerboard quilt that will be 2500 squares. It is daunting and time-consuming but at least it’s simple and looks awesome, right? I’m definitely intimidated by the thought of quilting it on my domestic… 😳 Good luck with yours!
Amazing!
Beautiful.
Wow. Amazing.
Looks great
Oh, Deanna, this is gorgeous and the postage stamp quilts are my very favorites!! Can’t wait to see this one completed!!
You’re doing a great job! ~smile~ Roseanne
It does look magnificent, I’ve got to hand it to you. I am certain I would be making strip sets & a bunch of strip sets, all different colors & none hopefully wouldn’t end up beside itself. This one in the picture looks very well blended & balanced. Job well done. Like you stated, it does take time for the assembly. congrates, thus far you’re on target. That’s a big baby you’re working on. I am not jealous, just proud of your stamina & patience. God Bless you! Hopefully it’s for you to keep, or an immediate family member to cherish for years to come.