Showing posts with label Square-in-a-Square. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Square-in-a-Square. Show all posts
Sunday, April 12, 2020
Unity Quilt Along, Part 2
I'm doing Bonnie Hunter's Quilt Along entitled Unity. It is a medallion quilt with a new round added each week.
I have added round two this week.
What a fun project! Thanks, Bonnie. 👍
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Mystery Solved!
I finished the mystery quilt I wrote about in my last post: It's A Mystery
I'm having a hard time getting a good photo of these fabrics, but here are a couple of tries. The darkest color is maroon--not purple.
The more I look at it, the more I think I should have continued some of the diagonals into the border to create a more finished look--if I do this pattern again, I'll try that.
It is 70" x 82" with the borders and binding. The pattern is pretty simple, and it goes together well.
One fewer unsolved mystery in the world!
I'm having a hard time getting a good photo of these fabrics, but here are a couple of tries. The darkest color is maroon--not purple.
The more I look at it, the more I think I should have continued some of the diagonals into the border to create a more finished look--if I do this pattern again, I'll try that.
It is 70" x 82" with the borders and binding. The pattern is pretty simple, and it goes together well.
One fewer unsolved mystery in the world!
Saturday, September 19, 2015
It's A Mystery!
A quilter on a forum I belong to hosts free Mystery Quilt Train Rides two or three times a year for anyone who wants to join in. I am very thankful to her for taking the time to design and write out instructions for us. Here is what we are working on--she gives us one clue per week.
Clue #1:
Clue #2:
Clue #3:
Completed block:
Beginning layout for assembly:
I can't seem to get the fabrics to photograph true-to-color--the burgundy of the completed block photo is the closest.
It is a lot of fun participating in these mysteries with other quilters. The range of colors and fabrics is amazing. I have heard quilters say that they would like to do a mystery quilt, but that they are afraid of the expense--especially since they might not like the end result. I always use inexpensive fabrics for these (at least the first time--sometimes I repeat the pattern), and I figure that if I don't like the result, someone else will--I can always give it to him/her!
Edited to add: Here's where I am today. Not good image quality, but the overall pattern shows up now. I will audition borders next.
Clue #1:
Clue #2:
Clue #3:
Completed block:
Beginning layout for assembly:
I can't seem to get the fabrics to photograph true-to-color--the burgundy of the completed block photo is the closest.
It is a lot of fun participating in these mysteries with other quilters. The range of colors and fabrics is amazing. I have heard quilters say that they would like to do a mystery quilt, but that they are afraid of the expense--especially since they might not like the end result. I always use inexpensive fabrics for these (at least the first time--sometimes I repeat the pattern), and I figure that if I don't like the result, someone else will--I can always give it to him/her!
Edited to add: Here's where I am today. Not good image quality, but the overall pattern shows up now. I will audition borders next.
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