Laundry Basket Quilts 2021 Mystery
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The 2020 Mystery Quilt (“California”) brought me back to quilting after almost a 20 year hiatus. When Edyta Sita announced a new mystery quilt for 2021 (“Michigan”), I was interested. But the blocks were going to be 4”, which had me intimidated. When the first few blocks were released in May, I knew I could do it. Even better, it allowed me to get familiar with my new 8” Qube for my Accuquilt. I used an orphan Signature block (made in Laundry Basket Quilts fabrics) for my label.
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Lovely quilt! Your journey to get there is great, too. Congratulations on this beautiful finish. I like the dog peeking through the rails at you as if to say I want this quilt! Take it off the rail!
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Ibex: My dog was looking at her crazy Mom on the wrong side of the fence and wondering why she couldn’t join me. I didn’t realize she was watching me take the photos until I looked at the finished product.
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That’s beautiful! You did a wonderful job. Edyta Sitar makes some gorgeous quilt patterns.
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This is one gorgeous quilt! I love it! You did an amazing job. I don’t think I’d have what it takes to do a mystery. Maybe I’m OCD but before I’d invest time and money I would need to see if I like it. So do you have to buy the pattern or kit or can you buy your own fabrics and she gives you how-to’s often? I have never participated in a mystery quilt along.
I too love the dog peeking. |
Beautiful quilt! And welcome back to the joys of quilting. Cute dog too!
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Laundry Basket patterns don't usually thrill me because I can't seem to move past the colors she uses. To me they are always the same. HOWEVER I love your quilt and can see how just changing colors to something more me would make a big difference. I may have to go back and check her patterns out again.
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Originally Posted by toogie
(Post 8510333)
This is one gorgeous quilt! I love it! You did an amazing job. I don’t think I’d have what it takes to do a mystery. Maybe I’m OCD but before I’d invest time and money I would need to see if I like it. So do you have to buy the pattern or kit or can you buy your own fabrics and she gives you how-to’s often? I have never participated in a mystery quilt along.
I too love the dog peeking. As an example, the instructions in the first clue were to make 8 total 4 patch blocks, in two different combinations of light/blue. I was able to stay up with the program through about Block 10, when I needed more fabric. I also made 4 blocks that I ended up not using in the final quilt because I didn’t like the contrast (or lack thereof). I substituted a different block entirely, so I could try another Accuquilt die. In 2020, I waited until all the clues were released before I started, so I knew what the final quilt would look like. |
That is gorgeous!! Ohhh i love that border!!!
Your pooch wants to be in on the photo- so cute! :) |
I too missed the puppy! I was caught up in the quilt! Beautiful work and I'm glad you are back to quilting!
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What beautiful quilt to restart your quilting mojo again!
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That is one beautiful quilt, you did a fantastic job.
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It’s stunning! I love the pupper too!
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What a beautiful quilt! Nice work!
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I am so glad the pooch decided to be in the picture too. What a cutie. All that aside, I love your quilt and I am sure there are many more quilts in your future since this one is such a beauty.
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Beautiful quilt. Good photo of the dog peeking through the fence.
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I love this quilt! Laundry Basket quilts are so beautiful! People can do their own color ways on them, too. I am slowly, slowly working my way through this quilt, as well. I loved the bright colors that people used, as well. However, I am also doing the blue and white color way and I love it.
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I love it. They colors are so wonderful
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Laundry Basket Quilts 2021 Mystery
Originally Posted by SuzSLO
(Post 8510287)
The 2020 Mystery Quilt (“California”) brought me back to quilting after almost a 20 year hiatus. When Edyta Sita announced a new mystery quilt for 2021 (“Michigan”), I was interested. But the blocks were going to be 4”, which had me intimidated. When the first few blocks were released in May, I knew I could do it. Even better, it allowed me to get familiar with my new 8” Qube for my Accuquilt. I used an orphan Signature block (made in Laundry Basket Quilts fabrics) for my label.
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What a truly beautiful quilt! I have never participated in a mystery quilt, or a block of the month, but hope to do both someday! I too, gravitate to the kits or preselected fabrics as I just don’t have the confidence to put it all together myself…someday, hopefully!
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Outstanding work! I loved this pattern when I first saw the finish. It really is gorgeous! Well done!
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Well I missed this one all together. Your quilt is so beautiful. I love my Accuquilt system and just getting familiar with my qubes. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous quilt.
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Originally Posted by juliasb
(Post 8511449)
Well I missed this one all together. Your quilt is so beautiful. I love my Accuquilt system and just getting familiar with my qubes. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous quilt.
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Beautiful quilt. Four inch blocks have their pros and cons. Such a pretty quilt.
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