Bonnie Hunter's 2018-19 Mystery Quilt "Good Fortune"
11-27-2018, 09:33 AM
#301
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Just started to do Part 1 using the Accuquilt! Thanks to all your help they are coming out on size with no trimming thus no hand pain!!!! Well worth the price to me. Not sure it’s faster as I am new to using it but certainly more accurate.... maybe that’s why it is called an Accuquilt!
11-27-2018, 01:34 PM
#302
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Location: Columbia, MO
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I'm also working on the first clue... I'm about 24% of the way down with the rest "in progress". Hoping to spend a couple hours at the machine tonight and make some major progress. 
This is my first Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt and I'm hoping I didn't take on something way above my skill set... we'll see.
This is my first Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt and I'm hoping I didn't take on something way above my skill set... we'll see.
11-27-2018, 02:16 PM
#303
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I agree with you, Terry. For some reason I feel that my rotary cutter dances a little when hand cutting the slices. The AcQ seems to make them straight all the time. My trimming and measuring section is currently backed up.
We learn when we bump up against the skill set. Keep at it lora3677.
Marcia
We learn when we bump up against the skill set. Keep at it lora3677.
Marcia
11-28-2018, 06:55 AM
#306
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Location: South Central Indiana
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What I noticed this time while making my subcuts of the sewn strip pairs was that the bump of the seam caused my ruler to rock ever so slightly. I really had to watch carefully that it didn't move. If only I had the right size strip die to see if that did better...
PS I was only cutting the 2 layers at a time.
PS I was only cutting the 2 layers at a time.
11-28-2018, 11:18 AM
#308
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When I saw this clue, I thought I'd get it done in one day... six days later they are finally complete...
For those of you who have done a Bonnie Hunter mystery in the past, are all of the clues so time consuming?
For those of you who have done a Bonnie Hunter mystery in the past, are all of the clues so time consuming?
11-28-2018, 11:46 AM
#309
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Location: Rural Oklahoma
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Some are more but she thows in a week or two that are short too. Like the week of Christmas is usually a pretty easy week.
Originally Posted by JENNR8R
When I saw this clue, I thought I'd get it done in one day... six days later they are finally complete...
For those of you who have done a Bonnie Hunter mystery in the past, are all of the clues so time consuming?
For those of you who have done a Bonnie Hunter mystery in the past, are all of the clues so time consuming?
11-28-2018, 12:44 PM
#310
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JennrBr, I think she considered this an easy one to start us out. I haven’t even cut out my ....... # strips yet. That’s a later today project.
before I cut out my fabric, I need to rip out 2 seams on my Nebraska top. That is getting to be a process. I should have been done with it last week. I have to stop doing nighttime sewing and calculating. The sewing I’m fine doing. Congrates on you who have your squares completed. I also love the pics. Happy sewing everyone.
before I cut out my fabric, I need to rip out 2 seams on my Nebraska top. That is getting to be a process. I should have been done with it last week. I have to stop doing nighttime sewing and calculating. The sewing I’m fine doing. Congrates on you who have your squares completed. I also love the pics. Happy sewing everyone.
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