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Monday, May 07, 2012

iPhone-o-Gram! Whooooohoo!

I did it!

All of the blocks, half blocks, and corners for my Nearly Insane Salinda Rupp quilt are done!

And yes, the triangles are turned RIGHT! It's a reproduction of a wonky block made wonky on purpose, though several of you have told me to fix it!

This is how it is staying---wonky on purpose! ((And somehow I get the giggles over how nuts this makes some of you --- let it go, people! You are too uptight! LOL!))

I'll cut sashings when I get home and likely complete the assembly on my own turf.

I've been working on this quilt since about 2003, but have been in love with Salinda's quilt since the late 1980s.

Insane? Yes! Worth it? Oh yes!!

Say hello to the last block--

32 comments:

  1. you have Such a good eye for color. it's a gift. Bought the 100 blocks quiltmaker today for reading and dreaming on the plane to san francisco. :-)

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  2. Congrats A job almost done.

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  3. This last block is wonderful--cute, pretty & looks so-o-o-o complex!

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  4. Anonymous11:15 PM EDT

    Congrats on a long job, well done. Can't wait to see the completed project. Safe journey home.
    Faye

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  5. Congratulations!
    Oh I can't wait to see them all together in one beautiful quilt!
    Wow that was a long quilting journey.

    Happy Sewing

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  6. Oh, what a GREAT feeling that must be!!! This will be such an awesome quilt when all done done! I'm in the Can.Not.Wait Club too!
    : )

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  7. What a cute block!! I can't wait to see it all finished!!

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  8. I wish that I could put colors together like you do! Your quilts always have that wow factor! Can't wait to see it finished!

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  9. Congratulations...you should sleep well tonight!

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  10. Anonymous11:44 PM EDT

    All those teeny paper pieced blocks are amazing! But, are those 3 bottom row pink blocks possibly 1/4 turn off? Assymetry drives me nuts, so I notice things like that. Safe drive home..Chris Gray, Augusta

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    1. Anonymous10:58 AM EDT

      I'm pretty sure you are right.

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  11. Can't wait to see those almost crazy blocks all sashed up.

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  12. YAY!!!! I love your colors!

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  13. Oops looks like you have a little reverse sewing on this block before you are done! Colours are great though :-)

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  14. Yea!!!! Mine is languishing somewhere in that dreaded storage unit!!! It looks like it will be September before that storage unit gets unpacked and sent to Tampa. I hate moving!!! LOL!!!

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  15. Well done Bonnie hon, I'm just thrilled for you! You just can't rush this project, it's a doozie!
    *hugs*
    Tazzie
    :-)

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  16. Congratulations! What a huge accomplishment to add to your list. This will be a beauty when it all comes together. Is it one for hand quilting?

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  17. The turned triangles are NOT a mistake --- they are that way on purpose. They are that way on the original quilt, and I'm keeping mine that way ;c)

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    1. Congratulations Bonnie! I love the wonky triangles. I can't get over the tiny pieces in the center. This quilt is a real acomplishment!

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  18. I just really love the little turtle pin cushion. What a cute little quilting supervisor

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  19. Anonymous9:38 AM EDT

    I Can't wait to see it all put together. Nice to finish up this rather old stuff that's been around a while.
    Maryella

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  20. Woo-Hoo! Its a great quilt and I love that block!! You'll always know which one was your LAST one;)

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  21. PS, do some people just look at the photos and not read what you write? Apparently! lol

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  22. Love your block! I had never heard of the Nearly Insane quilt until I saw your post the other day. Those blocks were AWESOME too! Now I want to buy the pattern!

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  23. Love your block! I had never heard of the Nearly Insane quilt until I saw your post the other day. Those blocks were AWESOME too! Now I want to buy the pattern!

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  24. what a terrific feeling and monumental accomplishment. i tip my hat to you!

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  25. Oh my - what a great finish! Time to break out the bubbly to celebrate!!! (Or in my case the white zinfandel :*D) I've always loved this quilt and I'm totally jealous of those who have tackled it. I think having completed a Dear Jane quilt will have to suffice for me. I'll just love yours from afar! =^..^=

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  26. Hello,last block! You are splendid in your wonky glory!

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  27. Anonymous5:42 PM EDT

    Love this block Bonnie but then I've always been a little 'wonky'! Never understand people that get so bent out of shape about such small things. It's your quilt and you can do it any way you want.

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  28. Anonymous12:02 AM EDT

    Bonnie,
    Thanks for letting me know you have projects that you are working on that were started a few years ago. (Sigh!) It's so nice to know that somebody as productive as you can keep something going that long. I'm working on ORCA. Did the black nine patches wrong - duh - doing them over. Put the black where the white should go. I'll just save these for something else. They are pretty, but...... Well you know the story. Barby in MH, AR

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  29. Just wondering if you will be putting a "disclaimer" on your quilt label? Telling generations to come that it was "meant to be" this way... as far as this one block! Just a thought! LoL...

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