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  1. 10-15-2012, 11:07 AM #1
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    Bonnie Hunter New Mystery Quilt

    Here is what Bonnie Hunter said yesterday about her new 2012 Mystery Quilt:

    And for anyone wondering -- I'll be posting the colors and the yardage
    requirements of our next mystery at the end of the month ---so be watching.
    The first clue will go live November 23rd :c)

    Here are my photos of her last two Mystery Quilts I did. These are flimsies - I have quilted the first one.

    The information is posted here:     http://quiltville.blogspot.com/

    This is a link to her website:     http://quiltville.com/

    She will give a clue each week for about 7 or 8 weeks. Such fun, and great looking quilts!

    Hope this information is helpful to you.
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  2. 10-15-2012, 11:12 AM #2
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    I love her patterns but after a few, they all seem to be the same scrappy quilts. I have made two of them and two is enough. LOL
    Got fabric?
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    Your quilts are beautiful....
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    Your quilts are beautiful! I was interested right up until she listed the triangles for Roll Cotton boll and then I conceded defeat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    Your quilts are beautiful! I was interested right up until she listed the triangles for Roll Cotton boll and then I conceded defeat.
    LOL ... so did I after sewing triangles ! Lots of cut fabrics sitting...
    loving retirement
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    Your quilts are beautiful! I was interested right up until she listed the triangles for Roll Cotton boll and then I conceded defeat.
    If you will look up the product Triangulations, and use it, I promise those little triangles just fly together. I love doing her quilts because the steps are easy and in the end you have a whale of a complicated quilt that just sparkles.
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    I love Bonnie's scrappy quilts.
    I don't do the mystery quilts but have made a few of her patterns.
    Love to see all the different scrappies!
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    I love your quilts but far too many triangles for me! I like using my scraps as squares or strips. Easier to cut and sew and quicker too. Possibly not such detailed results but since I give mine to charities or Project Linus I don't want to spend too long on them.
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    I can't find this information on her blog. Where is it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrappy Gram View Post
    I can't find this information on her blog. Where is it?
    Scrappy, she posted this on her Yahoo Quiltville Chat Group - quiltvillechat@yahoogroups.com. You need a yahoo account (free) to sign up for this chat group. I get a daily digest from them. I copied the information in red above from my digest.
    "You have enough quilts made when your soul is filled, your creativity satisfied and your fingers just won't work anymore."
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