Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt 2017 - En Provence
#1371
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Location: South Range, WI
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Thank you ladies for the input and suggestions - perhaps I will stick with the pink blocks...or make two different throw sized quilts. As this point I shouldn't have to make too many more units.
SBG I love your finished quilt. I've struggled with the busyness, but they do seem to grow on me the more I see all the different ones completed.
SBG I love your finished quilt. I've struggled with the busyness, but they do seem to grow on me the more I see all the different ones completed.
#1372
Wow, I've been away from the board for one day and I missed so much! Sewbizgirl, I wish I was as determined as you; I only have five of my 12 blocks done. Your throw is stunning! I love it! And the green boarder is just perfect.
Carol, I like your magenta. I think it makes your quilt sparkle. Lovely!
Carol, I like your magenta. I think it makes your quilt sparkle. Lovely!
#1375
SBG, That's nice and cheerful! :-) I agree with what others mentioned, I like the border you made too. I've just made the Scrappy Hunter's Star quilt with the star points going out into a scrappy border, so I'm not keen on doing it again.
I've saved a similar pattern to BH MQ in my 'ideas' folder that I've seen elsewhere online. There are variations along this same theme. This pattern looks more square, while others seem more round for the 'circle' areas, because of using the TriRecs in the areas where the 'circles' meet. I like that it is more square and has the green/yellow mixed in with the purple, which keeps it different than the similar patterns I've seen-- that way if I get around to making the pattern in my 'ideas' folder I won't have two quilts alike.
I was making half of the units. I've decided to make more, so it will be a twin size-- so I'm going for 3 x 4 blocks.
I've saved a similar pattern to BH MQ in my 'ideas' folder that I've seen elsewhere online. There are variations along this same theme. This pattern looks more square, while others seem more round for the 'circle' areas, because of using the TriRecs in the areas where the 'circles' meet. I like that it is more square and has the green/yellow mixed in with the purple, which keeps it different than the similar patterns I've seen-- that way if I get around to making the pattern in my 'ideas' folder I won't have two quilts alike.
I was making half of the units. I've decided to make more, so it will be a twin size-- so I'm going for 3 x 4 blocks.
Last edited by givio; 01-05-2017 at 06:08 PM.
#1378
Oh good... that's what I was trying to do! I felt like the greens disappear in the quilt, so tried the small border to help pull them out. I think I'm going to bind it in one of the dark purples.
#1379
#1380
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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 230
Cathy and SBG, great job!
Thank you, SBG, for showing your finished top. I can't believe how large it has turned out. I was thinking of doing 3x4 thinking it would be just a throw. Now I'm wondering if 2x4 would work or would it be a bit too small.
Guess I'll have to actually start putting the pieces up on the design wall to see what I come up with.
Thank you, SBG, for showing your finished top. I can't believe how large it has turned out. I was thinking of doing 3x4 thinking it would be just a throw. Now I'm wondering if 2x4 would work or would it be a bit too small.
Guess I'll have to actually start putting the pieces up on the design wall to see what I come up with.
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