Janie - I love the red! It make it all pop.

I am thinking of doing a pieced border using neutrals and colors for scrappy stars. I didn't mean to have my stars in a color family - it just worked out that I had enough because of the scraps I used for it.

This is the quilt that generated the scraps. I did not repeat any fabrics, so I had a lot of triangles left over.

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...psylhuatww.jpg

I think the coral best also JanieW.
I'm sorry to hear of you being ill. Saying a prayer for you Crafty

I've just finished mystery #20 and really like this pattern, but as you can see I still am having trouble with wavy borders and not sure of what the cause would be....I measure 3 places and pin in several places. Perhaps I am stretching my tape measure or something. Anyway, here are pictures of both #19 that was recently finished and #20. In the end, they were both quilted with diagonal lines and will be Christmas presents.
This is the best part....seeing all the finishes and the variations. There are so many beautiful colors and quilts. Janie, I like the green sashes best, but both look great.

Love the larger size Carol in WI, I may have to add a few. Here is mine so far, I used neutral sashing and bright cornerstones. To increase the size, I may do a scrappy 2 inch border then a checkerboard pattern all the way around in 2 inch squares. Keeping it all on the 2 scale. [ATTACH=CONFIG]603524[/ATTACH]

Toverly I love all the patterns you created by using neutral sashing and bright cornerstones.

Janie did you try black or dark gray sashing? But if it is between the two you posted, I vote green. But maybe a darker green?

Toverly this looks great!

Wow, you guys...what beautiful results everyone has shown.

I did mine with yardage instead of scrappy and it doesn't look great because of the fabrics I chose.

You could say my Mystery Train Ride "jumped the tracks".

I'm going to save it, but I don't think it will ever look anything like the beautiful design Judy set us out to make.

Oh, well...it's a mystery, right? :D

Watson

Ditto what Watson said. Mine looks washed out. I'm so disappointed with my fabric choices!

More beautiful blocks and tops. I have about 1/2 of the blocks made. I think my sewing mojo is coming back. :).

Craftyjulz: Sending a prayer your way.

I love your layout and controlled colour stars. It looks really classy. Just curious -- is the triangle quilt Aloho ripple by Andrea Smith? I'm still working on mine.