paintmejudy

Right-O Lynnie and Mary, almost tomorrow, about 12 hours by my watch. Hmm ... should say watch anymore, never wear one since I am always near my phone! Aren't back problems the pitts? I am still pretty much out of condition, 5 weeks now and really getting tired of this business of babying my back!

I have been working on a table runner of this pattern, tired of the one on the dining room table so out with the old and in with the new.

lynnie

Judy...get to bed, it's almost time for you to wake up and give us a clue.
don't want you to over sleep and forget about us. It's almost tomorrow.
Hurry, get in bed!!! everyone, go to bed, coz then tomorrow will come
quickly and we'll get out clue. (it's like Christmas)!

AngeliaNR

I'm off to bed, Lynnie. So looking forward to playing with blocks tomorrow!

lawsonmugs

Judy be sure to post a picture of the runner at the end of the ride.

Bluebonnets

Good morning everyone! Breakfast tacos in the club car. I think I have just enough time to change my mind on my fabrics, 😉

SunlitenSmiles

Twice !

Bluebonnets

I'm laughing! I have changed my mind

SunlitenSmiles

ok, finished the coffee & toast, going to be biting my nails if the clue does not appear soon

klaws

Going to the grocery store. When I get back I know the next clue will be here. Yippee!!!!!!

paintmejudy

First of all: With your background color, cut accurate 2-1/2” wide strips that are width of fabric, hereafter called WOF. See list below for what you will need for the different projects. Subcut into 2-1/2” blocks, as many as for the project you will be making. Set any leftovers pieces and keep with the larger piece still to cut. You should be able to get 16 of the 2-1/2” squares per WOF strip, or maybe only 15 if your fabric has wide selvedge. Mark a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of the 2-1/2” squares.
For table runner cut 32 2-1/2” squares from 2 WOF strips
For wall hanging cut 72 2-1/2” squares from 5 WOF strips
For large lap cut 192 2-1/2”squares from 13 WOF strips

Next: Let me qualify something I told you last week – I had said to cut 20” pieces of your Color C, and I had you cut a bigger piece than needed to make sure you will be able to square up your edges. I should have told you that you will need EXACTLY 18” but if your ends are not straight, you won’t have enough to make the cuts to this strip. The extra was to allow for the squaring up of your cuts that will be made later. 18-1/2” should be enough. Hopefully I have not confused you. If so, so sorry, but let’s move on.

From some of your remaining background fabric, cut 2-1/2” strips WOF -- Cut as many 18-1/2” to 20” pieces of background color as you have cut 20” pieces from your color C. (For example, if you are making a table runner, you cut four different pieces of color C, so will need four pieces of background fabric.) Sew a strip of color C to a strip of background color. Use accurate ¼” seams, scant if you have trouble making ¼” seams Press toward the color. This strip must be 4-1/2” wide. Set aside all the left over background fabric. If you are not working with at least 18-1/2” strips of fabric, please PM me for help. I don’t want to post too much here, and give away one of the mysterious parts of this mystery!

No picture this week, but you've made this strip set before. Didn't take a picture of my samples.