Have been waiting for this notice!

I swore I would not do another mystery quilt for awhile but this sounds like fun and I'm hoping that all the fabric I need comes from my stash, which is epic.

Hooray! I love following along. I just finished the borders on Mystery 7!!! I found it when I was cleaning/reorganizing over the summer. :)

I quickly made a short list of projects I am working on, UFO's, and a couple that I want to start. So now I have one more to add. Hopefully, this list will keep me from losing/forgetting projects.

Connie

OK, I'm going to ask. I've seen these conversations every year about the "train" but I have never figured out how to join. I'm asking on bended knee :) how do you get your "ticket"?

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Yes...Chersom, I have been a member on here for a pretty good while, but I'm just not familiar with the Train thing - I hope someone will help us out with this.

All you have to do is just follow along with this thread! Judy will post the clues each Saturday! Hope you all ride along with us!

I have never done a mystery quilt and would like to join this year. Sounds fun!

The train is imaginary. It's just a fun way to follow along in between clues. There is no signing up. Just follow along every Saturday . Leave a comment or two. Maybe post a picture as you choose fabrics and make the clues. It's a lot of fun and stress free. Judy is a very good hostess and the people make it even more fun with some silliness. Most of her mysteries are for table toppers or runners. You can make extra pieces to make a bigger quilt or whatever. Just follow this link to the Saturday clues. Have fun with us. Welcome to everyone. See ya all there. Mary

never done one of these, are they hard and how often are the clues posted. Please enlighten me

Tomara: The clues are posted once a week. Paintmejudy will give fabric info this Saturday. I have done a few of her Mystery Train rides and they are not hard. If you go to the search bar for this forum and type in Mystery Train by Paintmejudy, you can take a look at some of her other projects.

Even if you don't choose to do the project, it is a lot of fun following along.

Connie