2024-2025 Merry Mayhem mystery
#36
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2021
Location: British Columbia
Posts: 930
Wow - some seriously committed mystery quilters here! I knew I wasn't going to be doing the quilt right away but liked the idea of simple squares/HSTs for a potential project for some of my scraps down the road some day. I love the variety of fabrics being shown in your prepwork photos, and having seen JanieW's approach has me thinking of a more controlled version as well. Thanks for sharing pictures, all and good luck and happy New Year to you, too!
#37
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2021
Location: British Columbia
Posts: 930
#38
Hi everyone, hope you managed to get to a good point today before stopping? I did the Nap size, and lucky for me our guild was doing a zoom so that kept me company while I stitched. I worked from 7-4 with only a 1/2 hour break for lunch, stitched the final seam just as the zoom was ending.
I am deciding on my borders now, as I used whatever chunks of batik I had, my borders will probably be different than what she designed. here is the top without the borders.
I am deciding on my borders now, as I used whatever chunks of batik I had, my borders will probably be different than what she designed. here is the top without the borders.
#39
I bow to @thimblebug6000 —that looks stunning! And @Gemm oh my gosh, fabric twinsie—that’s from one of the first quilts I ever made, and still the fabric lingers in my supplies, being used in dribs and drabs here and there.
It is now getting late, I have a trip tomorrow, and I am sadly calling it quits. I’m going to print the other clues, but I’ll have to tackle them next week. I think I bit off more than I could chew if I wanted to make this a one-day thing. Maybe next year I’ll do the crib size!
Here’s where I left off, though I’ll come back and show my next steps as I complete them. This was such a fun day!
It is now getting late, I have a trip tomorrow, and I am sadly calling it quits. I’m going to print the other clues, but I’ll have to tackle them next week. I think I bit off more than I could chew if I wanted to make this a one-day thing. Maybe next year I’ll do the crib size!
Here’s where I left off, though I’ll come back and show my next steps as I complete them. This was such a fun day!
#40
I bow to @thimblebug6000 —that looks stunning! And @Gemm oh my gosh, fabric twinsie—that’s from one of the first quilts I ever made, and still the fabric lingers in my supplies, being used in dribs and drabs here and there.
It is now getting late, I have a trip tomorrow, and I am sadly calling it quits. I’m going to print the other clues, but I’ll have to tackle them next week. I think I bit off more than I could chew if I wanted to make this a one-day thing. Maybe next year I’ll do the crib size!
Here’s where I left off, though I’ll come back and show my next steps as I complete them. This was such a fun day!
It is now getting late, I have a trip tomorrow, and I am sadly calling it quits. I’m going to print the other clues, but I’ll have to tackle them next week. I think I bit off more than I could chew if I wanted to make this a one-day thing. Maybe next year I’ll do the crib size!
Here’s where I left off, though I’ll come back and show my next steps as I complete them. This was such a fun day!

