new mystery quilt will begin on Oct. 13th
 

Once again, you are invited to join another MYSTERY QUILT TRAIN RIDE, a quilt of my design. There will be a new posting, in the Blocks of the Week and Month section, on Saturday with the fabric requirements, and then I will NOT be posting on this thread after the mystery starts.

We have had a blast on earlier mystery quilt trains, and I know a lot of returning passengers will be climbing on board. But everyone is welcome, new and returning passengers, from confident beginner to experienced quilters. Nothing terribly difficult, nothing you've never seen before, but probably never seen as this mystery will put your fabric together. I will check in here for the next few days to see if there are any questions from new riders.

If you've never done a mystery quilt, please check us out. It really is fun. Think of it as walking up to an airline clerk and asking for a ticket on the next available flight. You have a bag packed with an assortment of shorts and tee shirts as well as jeans and a jacket. No matter where you end up, you'll have had an interesting and fun journey with great traveling companions. Hope to see you Saturday morning.

I would like to try this mystery train ! Is this suitable for a advanced beginner?

I would love to join in the "Mystery Quilt Train Ride" I missed out last time but am excited you are starting a new one :)

Kim, this will be perfect for you, I always try to make the mysteries work for a confident beginner, someone who calls themselves an advanced beginner will be just fine. So glad you will join me on Saturday.

Frusrated - glad you will join this one. But you can still do the other two, just don't look ahead at the clues. LOL

You know for sure that I am in though I think I may hide out in the caboose.

I hear that the caboose is where all the vintage wine and Godiva chocolates are going to be stored.

Sounds like just the place for me and I bet I won't be alone long.

No, I know you won't, and I'll bet we can make a list of who will be trying to get in the door.

OK, so this intriges me! I have thought it would be fun to "attempt" a mystery quilt. How does this work?
Is there a previous "train" thread I can go back and look at to see?

I too am intrigued! Can you explain a little how this works for us "newbies"?