Some facts about the quilt:
- The completed quilt ended up being 108.8 metres long or 357 feet for those on the other side of the pond.
- It contains 152 636 hexagons.
- Weighs 146.7 kilograms or 321 pounds.
- The machine quilting used 17 358 metres of Bottomline Thread and 26 240 metres of So Fine thread from Superior Threads. They “sponsored” this hence the plug.
- It took approximately 160 hours to quilt and bind.
- Lyn started quilting the first section on 5th January and quilted 20 sections in total, the largest was 7.5metres or 24.6 feet long.
- The last section was pieced to the quilt 4 hours before judging.
Hopefully I will have some photos of the completed quilt to post in the next few days.
What a wonderful job was done by one and all. Hip Hip Hooray!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing feat of cooperation! And what a result! Judy C
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely stunning effort!!!
ReplyDeleteGood on you all!!!
Robyn xx
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JIPPIE! This is a feat of a lifetime, congratulations to everyone involved!
ReplyDeleteValentina from Cyprus
What a labor of love.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see it hung at the the International Quilt Festival, Houston TX USA.
What an wonderful sight to see the quilt draped above the exibit and vendors.