Planet Patchwork Mystery for New Year's Day 2014
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Planet Patchwork Mystery for New Year's Day 2014
For those who do this mystery.
Here is the link: http://planetpatchwork.com/Case136/Case136Part1.htm
I love these New Year Day Mystery's. This year there is some prep work to do.
OK - I've bought fabric for this 2 times already- but this one is scrappy. Should I use scraps or should I convince myself that I need to go buy some fat quarters?
Anyone having a great sale on fat quarters?
Is anyone else going to do this mystery?
Here is the link: http://planetpatchwork.com/Case136/Case136Part1.htm
I love these New Year Day Mystery's. This year there is some prep work to do.
OK - I've bought fabric for this 2 times already- but this one is scrappy. Should I use scraps or should I convince myself that I need to go buy some fat quarters?
Anyone having a great sale on fat quarters?
Is anyone else going to do this mystery?
#3
Karen, in the prep work it says to cut so many 2 7/8 th squares and then so many 2 an 1/2 squares. Is the 2 and1/2 a mistake because you end up with all 2 and 1/2 squares? I hope you read this and what is your thoughts? thank you
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These are always lots of fun, and very manageable. The instructions are usually pretty clear, although this time I did see a post on facebook asking about them. It will be good to know for sure that we're cutting our fabric right!
#7
I have never done a mystery quilt, but with all the scraps I have this sounds fun. have finished all my sewing for Christmas. This should keep me busy and out of trouble for a few days. Maybe------- LOL
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I've never seen this mystery before. The directions seemed really clear and easy and if I understood correctly, you'll be finished the top in a day? That might be fun to do. I'm working on the Bonnie Hunter Celtic Solstice right now and there is a lot of cutting, sewing, pressing, cutting, sewing, pressing etc. Definitely not a quick mystery, so this might be a nice side track from that one.
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