Friday, June 12, 2015

Made too many blocks...again

I never even checked the suggested layout for the Idaho Square blocks that was on the Quiltmaker site below:

http://www.quiltmaker.com/articles/Idaho-Square-Dance?bc=c

The article says I only needed 30 blocks.
Guess how many I made...218!!!
Oh my what to do...sell them?
XOXOXO Overachiever Subee

10 comments:

Jem-fl said...

Do you have any foster care homes near u
they would have needs! Or police station, to give childen they pick up!

Kathleen said...

oh I doooo love it !! I always end up with extra parts for any quilt I make - but wow, you are WAY over the mark - - too much quilty goodness! Love your posts, Subee, glad you are writing again.

Heather said...

Oh wow!!!! I can't wIt to have the time to sit down and make these blocks! How exciting to have enough for 7 quilts!!!!!!

Carolyn Sullivan said...

A) larger quilt 2 quilts w 109 squares. B) 7 quilts w 30 each... then you only havea few more., C) 1 larger quilt, and a few smaller ones?

sao said...

Subee that is hilarious! I am so in love with Bonnie Hunter's quilt backs that I OFTEN use extra blocks to enhanced the BACK of a quilt! Since you have SO MANY, you could make a set of quilted place mats for Christmas presents! (I use a quilt for a table cloth too!)

Take care and keep on quilting!
sao in Midlothian, VA

Chantal said...

Did I hear someone say a swap? lol. I mean you would have to exchange for something else, obviously.

Ynott said...

Make Quilt of Valor Quilts

Elaine Adair said...

Oh dear, tooo funny!

Nann said...

Well, 30 blocks was the *suggested* layout. If you want to make a quilt to cover your roof or the football field at the high school, you have a good start.

ajsgramie said...

Subee I did the same thing with the blocks for 9 in the middle from Bonnie's "Adventures in Leaders and Enders". The pic of the 9 batch said to make 230 so that is what I made. I needed 64. I'm still finding places to use the. If you don't feel like throwing them together for a charity quilt there are people who take orphan blocks. I send mine to Brenda in Idaho and she makes quilts for the local woman's shelter.
Sue
Upstate NY