I started it in June and finished today but these quilts can be done in a week and you wouldn't have to work every minute. I just worked a little at a time and had a lot of problems with my sewing machine so I had to use my old machine to finish it up.
Here is the process if you are interested. With the pattern you get an actual size pattern, trace the pattern onto muslin, draw the pattern pieces on to a two sided fusible product and cut it larger than the pattern, take one side paper off the fusible and place it on the fabric you want (a little larger than the pattern); iron that piece (leaving the paper on the other side of the fusible), cut out the pattern on the fusible and fabric, take off the paper from the fusible and place it on the proper place on the muslin (it is slightly sticky so it will stay). Once the whole thing is on the pattern you iron all the pieces down. There is supposed to be a gap between pattern pieces and that is where you quilt which gives it definition. I used a dark brown variable thread because I thought black would be too stark. It is very forgiving and if you don't like a color you can easily switch it out before you iron everything down.