QAYG or a Glass of Moscato-That is the question?

Oh, Moda Modern Building Blocks how I love thee.  I told myself when I started you, you would be a slow project that I would take my time constructing.  I wanted to savor each moment of cutting your fabrics and piecing you like a fine wine.  But right now you are driving me NUTS!!  Maybe I've had too much wine and I'm drunk?? (note:  no wine has been abused during the writing about or creating of this quilt...yet)

I finished making the final 18" block for section A the other night, so I have officially found myself at a cross roads on how to proceed:

1. Piece all these cute blocks together and start on section B
2. Do nothing and start on section B
3. Begin quilting each individual block and turn this into a quilt as you go
4. Do absolutely nothing and open a bottle of Moscato

 I've been toying with the idea of turning this into a QAYG using the binding strip method for months now.  I have even searched the internet high and low to see if this has been done but have turned up nothing.  The finished size of this quilt is around 84" X 96" and I'm not sure I want to wrestle tackle quilting this beast on my domestic machine.  I 100% could do it, but the QAYG method would allow me to give each block the attention I feel it deserves without screaming, throwing things and getting very pissed off frustrated.  

So to prolong making this decision, I decided to play around with quilting designs on the blocks.  Maybe if I could visually see where I'm going I will find it easier to make a decision.  

The idea for the quilting in the orange fabric came form Kathleen at Kathleen Quilts.  She calls them Kathleen's Magic Shapes.

At this point I decided to hang a white flag in defeat.  Although, now I have some pretty cool ideas on how I would quilt this, I'm still not sure if QAYG is the way I want to go.  I'm pretty sure I still want a glass of Moscato, though.  So for now it's back into the plastic box for these blocks.  I may go ahead and start piecing blocks for the next group or maybe catch up on some other projects that are calling my name.  But, yup, definitely having the Moscato.

Come join the party!  Today I am linking up with Creative Goodness at Quilt Shop Gal,  Can I Get A Whoop! Whoop! at Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Richard and Tanya Quilts, and Let's Bee Social @ Sew Fresh Quilts.