I love it when Friday rolls around and we are given our next clue to the Mystery Quilt. Mark and I were heading to upstate New York for the week-end on Saturday and I wanted to get this weeks clue all cut before leaving.
This week we are using the green, yellow and neutral background fabrics.
~ All cut and ready to go.~
These little chevrons are so fun to sew, and they are little!
Each unit measures 3 and a half inches.
I've made 30 and have 70 more units to make before we get our next clue.
Last Wednesday we had our monthly sewing circle at church. We had a rather small group in attendance.
Loved having Jessica and her two little ones come.
For "Sew-and-Tell" Linda showed us this sweet little pinwheel quilt she made for a friend.
Her daughter Kristen is so crafty and usually brings something new each month to show us. Here she crocheted this scarf for a lady.
With so few in attendance all we got done on this comfort was a few rows knotted.
Monica does such a great job of scrapbooking and documenting our sewing circle. I take the pictures and get them to her and she compiles them into a scrapbook.
4 comments:
love your colors!
I love seeing your progress on the Celtic Solstice mystery quilt. I'm still way back at step one.
I love your quilt colors and such a pretty design. Upstate NY is where I'm from -- along the PA border -- hope you aren't going to be in the snow belt region -- expecting lots of snow off the lakes.
I really like your fabric choices; there's so much movement in them. I haven't gotten clue #2 even started yet.
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