oma66

I am making a Civil War quilt. It calls for 25 blocks for a queen size, but I am so tired of it already that I am struggling to finish it. I made 16 blocks, each block is 15 1/5 sq. Each block will be sashed a second time with the same fabric as the first sashing and with corner post. My thought is to stripe the sashing - the camel color with a narrow stripe of black in the middle. I want it to cover a queen size bed. I will add a narrow border and a wider border to the outside - using two of the fabric in the blocks.

Have you ever worked on a quilt that you just felt you did not want to finish ...but did anyway? I am finishing the quilt, but without joy. Help!!

Jo M

Well it is beautiful so far. Maybe put it aside for a short time and go back to it. Sometimes that's all it takes to love it again.

boxerlady

The blocks you have posted are gorgeous!

erstan947

You are almost done. Don't quit now. It's gonna be beautiful!:)

Murphy

I understand how you feel. I have had to do this as well. I find your quilt very beautiful, but what is important is how you feel about it.

I know you will feel GREAT once it is finished; I can only recommend that you break it down into small pieces and it will soon be done. Please be sure to post a finished pic.

sueisallaboutquilts

I understand too, but that is one beautiful array of blocks!
Keep on truckin' :D:D

quiltlonger

Samplers always Do seem to take so much longer but sashing and borders go quick!

Chrys

beautiful!!!!

merry

Have to agree with the advice to put it down for a while. This is from the voice of experience. Have never done a queen size sampler, but know I've had to put aside my 12 block sampler b/c I felt like you do. Am working on some Easter & spring projects just for fun.

redquilter

That's just what I was going to say.