Bonnie Hunter's 2019-2020 Frolic Mystery
11-29-2019, 10:23 AM
#361
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Half way there! Of course I'm only making half the units to begin with as I plan on making a throw quilt. So... this is half of the half. In past mysteries I've sewn up all the units in each clue and then done the trimming and pressing. This year I'm working smarter and making smaller batches. Trimming and pressing umpteen units at one time is a pain.
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11-29-2019, 02:13 PM
#363
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11-29-2019, 02:35 PM
#365
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I did the same thing, made all the parts but liked my layout better so made "Ringo's Sister" (same DNA different look)
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that is correct Kristi.
What Janome did you buy? I've been a New Home/Janome girl since I was 15 and bought a used one from a neighbor.
I've chosen 30's fabric, always so cheerful. Have a pile of blue and pinks cut. I love making little 4 patches.
As an example of how you can make the mystery, and still not make it
This is Ringo Lake, https://quiltville.com/shop.html#!/O...egory=13038426
I made all the units along with everyone else, only in my own colors, but when it came time for the reveal and I went to my working wall to put it together, I changed everything. So I call it Not Ringo Lake. and I love it, and still had my 'comfort food' of making the mystery.
Did you ever see two more different quilts? Yet it is all the same units.
that small quilt on the left is made from mystery leftovers, I think Celtic Solstice and the Illusion one
What Janome did you buy? I've been a New Home/Janome girl since I was 15 and bought a used one from a neighbor.
I've chosen 30's fabric, always so cheerful. Have a pile of blue and pinks cut. I love making little 4 patches.
As an example of how you can make the mystery, and still not make it
This is Ringo Lake, https://quiltville.com/shop.html#!/O...egory=13038426
I made all the units along with everyone else, only in my own colors, but when it came time for the reveal and I went to my working wall to put it together, I changed everything. So I call it Not Ringo Lake. and I love it, and still had my 'comfort food' of making the mystery.
Did you ever see two more different quilts? Yet it is all the same units.
that small quilt on the left is made from mystery leftovers, I think Celtic Solstice and the Illusion one
11-29-2019, 02:42 PM
#366
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Washington
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My alternative arrangement via not following the color directions at all is resulting in a less than satisfying experience. Sooo, I had two possibilities, conform to the color scheme or armchair quarterback the experience and decide later if I want to make it ;-). I looked out on Instagram and I see that people have the raspberry and blue blocks covered without my help!
Soooo, it is a football day, sooooo armchair quarterback it is. I will be out here cheering you all on. I can't wait to see how it goes for you.
Soooo, it is a football day, sooooo armchair quarterback it is. I will be out here cheering you all on. I can't wait to see how it goes for you.
11-29-2019, 04:40 PM
#369
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My alternative arrangement via not following the color directions at all is resulting in a less than satisfying experience. Sooo, I had two possibilities, conform to the color scheme or armchair quarterback the experience and decide later if I want to make it ;-). I looked out on Instagram and I see that people have the raspberry and blue blocks covered without my help!
Soooo, it is a football day, sooooo armchair quarterback it is. I will be out here cheering you all on. I can't wait to see how it goes for you.
Soooo, it is a football day, sooooo armchair quarterback it is. I will be out here cheering you all on. I can't wait to see how it goes for you.
jmoore, beautiful baby!
11-29-2019, 04:49 PM
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Location: Portage, Michigan
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Saved the first step of Frolic for later cutting and sewing. Like others, I have prior commitments but this first step is an easy one and a good step for working on skills of being consistent and exact. Love to twirl my seams. I learned that a number of years ago and find I use it often even when a pattern does not call for it. Makes a smoother finished quilt top. Happy patching everyone.
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