Showing posts with label mystery quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mystery quilt. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
Back to Square One Mystery Quilt Step 2
These are my units made for Clue 2 of the Back to Square One Mystery Quilt Judy is doing at Patchwork Times . I'm really liking this one so far. The pieces are large and so far the steps have been easy to do.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
February Already?
You've probably wondered where I've been and what I've been up to if
you haven't just given up on me. Well, I've been working on Bonnie Hunter's Mystery Quilt that I started at Thanksgiving, writing the instructions to the block I am teaching at one of my quilting guilds this month, and cleaning and sorting paperwork trying to establish some order so taxes won't be such a chore this year. (Who am I kidding on that one).
The green and white block is a Disappearing Four Patch Block. I starte
d with 4 6" squares sewn together and then I cut 1.5" from the center line top, bottom, left and right and turn the 4 center rectangles 90 degrees and sew it all back together. Easy and fast to do.
Monday when I was trying to sew Squeak was making all kinds of
noise unter the sewing table and when I stopped to take a look this is what I found. Squeak had thrown herself away. She is not helpful when it com es to sewing so everything takes much longer to finish.
Last but not least Connecting Threads has a new feature called Kit Builder. You can build your own kit and they will send you the kit you built. This one is for a baby quilt and is costing me just under $13.00 pluse the backing.
you haven't just given up on me. Well, I've been working on Bonnie Hunter's Mystery Quilt that I started at Thanksgiving, writing the instructions to the block I am teaching at one of my quilting guilds this month, and cleaning and sorting paperwork trying to establish some order so taxes won't be such a chore this year. (Who am I kidding on that one).The green and white block is a Disappearing Four Patch Block. I starte
d with 4 6" squares sewn together and then I cut 1.5" from the center line top, bottom, left and right and turn the 4 center rectangles 90 degrees and sew it all back together. Easy and fast to do.Monday when I was trying to sew Squeak was making all kinds of
noise unter the sewing table and when I stopped to take a look this is what I found. Squeak had thrown herself away. She is not helpful when it com es to sewing so everything takes much longer to finish.
Last but not least Connecting Threads has a new feature called Kit Builder. You can build your own kit and they will send you the kit you built. This one is for a baby quilt and is costing me just under $13.00 pluse the backing.
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