Is there any reason that you have decided to decrease the size and increase the quantity of quilts being produced? I imagine it is because you are attempting to appeal to a larger audience and don't have the capabilities to produce them all at the first quilt's size. Please clarify, because I know you mention these would be better for framing, but I truly believe people are more interested in using the quilt for it's intended purpose of warmth. People love a good snuggle. They've got their Bitcoin mug, sipping their tea while being covered in their Bitcoin blanket and fall asleep while pretending their ASIC miner is a white noise machine.
I would like to see all of the quilts large, but that's just my personal take. The ethereum quilt looks ridiculously good, better even than the Bitcoin one. Please do post updates and pictures from each project.
It seems to be that your best bet is in the collectibles section, but it's a tricky one. Minerjones might know better than I would.
There are several reasons for the smaller quilts this go around.
1. Turn Around. Takes less time to create the same quality quilt but a smaller size. Note: Quality is the same for any size quilt.
2. Time and Scheduling. Getting people to work on a larger project takes coordination. The smaller quilts have been given to 3 different quilters after initial design and piecing by the group. Allows them to work from home instead of on a large quilt rack at the quilt guild.
3. Lack of initial interest. There were no bids on the Bitcoin Quilt #1 Auction. I think people were caution about myself and the project. This allows people an alternative.
I think it also comes from a collection standpoint. People might be more interested in buying a smaller version as they can enjoy it, but also turn around and sell it later down the line when Crypto Quilts is famous (right?). The larger quilts adds more intimacy to ownership, physical usage and thus a larger investment.
This is from feedback and suggestions from some of the quilters as a smaller item might be of more interest. There are arguments for both side of the fence. It will be interesting to see what options and feedback come from the smaller quilts.