Our 7th Mystery Quilt Train Ride -- Whoo Hoo
09-21-2014, 05:30 AM
#422
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That's the mystery, isn't it?
But it isn't A. And not saying if it if F.
But it isn't A. And not saying if it if F.
Originally Posted by RN-Quilter
SO ....before I cut...I am easily confused.....forgive me .... 
**************** Is C the FOCUS Fabric? or E????
Thanks!
**************** Is C the FOCUS Fabric? or E????
Thanks!
09-21-2014, 05:32 AM
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Billi, you remembered a clue in that positing! You're spot on!
Originally Posted by Billi
She has not really said I think it's to keep the final product cloaked in mystery. I did see in one post #397 that C will be a less prominent position and I'm assuming that A will also be less prominent too unless you use part of it as the border like Judy is doing. I feel like d or e will be your focal point since they have the largest fabric requirements. Remember this is coming from a first time rider so I could be way off base. Hahahaha hahahaha
Its scary to just go for it with out knowing for sure, trust yourself in your pallet choice and I bet it will be beautiful.
Its scary to just go for it with out knowing for sure, trust yourself in your pallet choice and I bet it will be beautiful.
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09-21-2014, 06:25 AM
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Originally Posted by paintmejudy
wow, Cindy, your batik quilt is gorgeous, so dramatic!
09-21-2014, 06:45 AM
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Cindy, I don't think I've ever seen a log cabin done that way. Bold!
Stylish, Sorry you aren't staying on the ride. Follow along, maybe the next clue will entice you back.
Well, am I the first to make a wrong cut? Using the trusty Wondercut ruler, I made one strip cut at exactly 4.5 rather than a bit larger to trim.
Well, we'll see, I ironed one and I think it will be OK. Yikes. I hate it when I do that. My mind is not focusing. 
Stylish, Sorry you aren't staying on the ride. Follow along, maybe the next clue will entice you back.
Well, am I the first to make a wrong cut? Using the trusty Wondercut ruler, I made one strip cut at exactly 4.5 rather than a bit larger to trim.
Well, we'll see, I ironed one and I think it will be OK. Yikes. I hate it when I do that. My mind is not focusing.
09-21-2014, 07:15 AM
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Judy, I will take heed and double check them. Thanks. The Wondercut is a ruler with special markings for half square triangles. You cut fabric, sew a tube, then cut triangles all using this ruler. It's one of those things you can live without but makes these a snap. http://www.wondercutruler.com/
Lawsonmugs, LOL for sure.
Lawsonmugs, LOL for sure.
09-21-2014, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by paintmejudy
whitepine, your blocks must be finished size of 4-1/2"
what is a wondercut ruler?
what is a wondercut ruler?
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