mawluv

Thanks, this is awesome!

oksewglad

Just saw the QST link...yes awesome and a size chart included.

dotcomdtcm

Judy: the 2.5 x 2.5 strips are neutrals, NOT the constant fabric? Just checking.

Carol in WI

Judy, is the HST mystery also for a lap size quilt? And would my flannel plaid shirts also work for that one? I want to make 3 throw size quilts from my husbands shirts for our children and following along with your mysteries keep my on task.

Donnamarie

Judy, I'm ready for a HST mystery quilt. Like others mentioned before, they are much better than QST. This is my first mystery train ride and I love it! I woke up Saturday morning, anxious to see the next clue but could not look. I had to completely finish the first set of clues before starting another and I did. It's good to challenge yourself sometimes, things get done. I am also working on a mystery quilt in one of my quilt guilds and a BOM from my local quilt shop so keeping up is important for me. So far I'm doing a good job with keeping on track. Looking forward to the next mystery quilt from you Judy.

Audrey

I love doing HST. They are the best. Enjoying this one, not a fan of QST but will do. Thanks for all your hard work.

KwiltyKahy

Thank you for posting this link. Wish I had read it before I cut for clue 2.

Carol in WI

Though there isn't a great deal of variety or bright colors from these flannel shirts, I do like the outcome and am anxious to see the finished product. Thank you Judy for all of your efforts in presenting these for us.

paintmejudy

Carol, I think your flannel blocks look wonderful.

WMUTeach

This is my first try at the Mystery Quilt Train and it has been fun to use up some of my 2.5 squares. I would certainly consider a HST quilt. I want to say easy, peasy but that is when I get into trouble. So, I will leave it at HST don't scare me. I would certainly consider it. Quite sure I could come up with light, medium, dark and accent color from my stash.