I can see the "tail" too

I have, to date, made 18 quilts. Mostly lap or sofa quilts ( before I discovered hand quilting was ideal for bigger items )
6 have been given away, whether wanted or not  ( don't worry, it's not a Maths problem  ) but what to do with the other 12 ( soon to be 13 )? At the moment they are folded and piled in a plastic crate, in the workshop. They are only ever looked at when they are refolded. One is for the sofa, but OH keeps hiding it when he straightens the cushions 
What do you do with your completed quilts

I'm so discombobulated.... and.... see my post on FG, that you won't see mine anytime soon methinks 

I have spent all morning determined to conquer fgs.
My problem, I have discovered, is this....... I can never find the diagonal line I draw, or fold, on the square with the needle.
It's difficult to see through my plastic shielded foot ( I don't have a completely open one ) and I can't see where the needle is dropping in relationship to the line. There are no marks on either the foot or the machine that I can line up to ensure accuracy.
I decided to give the Mystery quilt a rest and to do some practice blocks for  a completely different project..... the first block of which......involved need I spell it out??
My spleen has been vented and I'm off for a calming cup of tea 

Very nice, you are clever Imi

Good idea Brenda, I'll try fqs as my local shop will cut 1/4m ( but no less  )

Lovely

Thanks girls, Syrinx, in my original post I mentioned the Sewing Studio's shortcomings