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It took some time, but, grassy creek mystery quilt at quiltville part #4 is done. I was pleased with how the pieces fit together, but, after ironing, I am wondering if they are a little wonky. Time will tell.
As part of the rainbow scrap challenge at so scrappy, I am working on pink ufos, I have finished two love pillowcases and a flannel donation quilt. I am nearly done with flannel quilt #2, so I indulged with choosing another pink ufo - zuckerwaite from Bonnie Hunter book string fling. All I have finished are the string blocks. I made them ...
read moreLast week, I had the parts cut and 3 sewn for clue #3 of the quiltville grassy creek mystery quilt. I finished sewing all of clue 3.
almost there |
I only had time to sew a few quarter squares, and, then, added them to clue #3 on just one set. I find it takes a lot more time to cut matching and then sew in matching sets. I already find I was not mindful enough of matching the neutrals. And they fit and ...
I have been completely engrossed in organizing my quilting goals for this year, that, I completely forgot about quiltville's mystery grassy creek. I didn't even remember to go get the clues during the holidays. If I hadn't stumbled upon the bag of fabric, I might have forgotten completely. So, I quickly, cut the parts for clue 3. I use the word quickly sarcastically. I really dislike the matchy matchy in sets parts.
I had a big milestone yesterday - I added the finished in 2021 tab to the top of the page. I felt hopeful. Not that I can't add one last quilt to 2020.
I think I need to spend the rest of this year cleaning up from all the projects this year, and, try to get a bit more organized for next year. First, I need to reclaim my cutting table. I find, that I will travel around the house to cut, since the cutting table is a mess. It's embarrassing, but, I am sure it will be fun ...
read moreSaturday was an all day sew day. And, I used the time to work on my grassy creek mystery quilt from quiltville. It seemed harmless enough... 25 sets of matching blah blah blah. I didn't cut the pieces until the morning of, so, I didn't have a lot of time to think through the math. I just cut a bunch. I spent 3 hours sewing the pieces, and, I still wasn't done. 25 sets was actually 400 pieces. hmmm. I chained pieces in their sets, which was a little fiddley. I cut them after each set.
I have been cutting and sewing this scrappy project.
I am using my own method for making these Hourglass Units,
sometimes also called Quarter Square Triangles.
These are the first of many as you can see by stacks of cut pieces in the top photo.
This method requires little trimming to achieve these sets of hourglass blocks.
These are for the
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As this is a mystery
and it is not my pattern,
and we have been asked not to post sizes and numbers of units by Bonnie Hunter,
I will not be sharing ...
read moreMany gray and yellow half square triangles are sewn.
These are for the Grassy Creek Mystery @ Quiltville
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Technically, I may be seen as behind because there as the new part out today
and I am still on the last part.
If this sounds confusing, it may be because I am feeling it.
I may be behind in the mystery sewing
but there is something where I may be ahead, for a change.
It is with the
"THE PANTONE COLOR OF THE YEAR 2021
PANTONE 17-5104 Ultimate Gray + PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating
A marriage of ...
read moreWe had a sew day, Saturday, and, I took grassy creek mystery quilt clue #1 as a project. I had 1/2 of the sets cut, and, I cut the rest while I was there. I managed to get them all sewn. I didn't trim them until I was home in the evening. I pressed them, and counted them, and was short a couple of sets. I have them done now. May I say, again, as I did last year, I don't like the matchy matchy way of making a scrappy quilt.
Half Square Triangles ~ 1st of many
These are for the
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The fabric quandary is over.
I am going scrappy!
I love the scrappy goodness of Bonnie Hunter's quilts
They are a feast for the eyes.
After yesterday's winter storm we are fortunate to have power.
Many people in our state do not.
Our lights went off last evening, but quickly came back on
It is bitterly cold here.
Mr Scrapatch is outside scrapping ice and snow off the steps, walks and driveway.
I feel blessed in my ...
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