Bonnie Hunter's 2018-19 Mystery Quilt "Good Fortune"
12-15-2018, 11:30 AM
#522
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Feathers...I love that Indian corn fabric.
Kalama....my heart goes out to you. I was so fortunate, my parents didn't have that.
Pink Flowers....I got the Downtown Abbey fabric from Quilted Twins in a BHMQ bundle.
Somehow I have not done well with Clue # 4. I did not use the paper. Bad me.
Barb....you'll do fine. Think of all the stash you will use up.
Kalama....my heart goes out to you. I was so fortunate, my parents didn't have that.
Pink Flowers....I got the Downtown Abbey fabric from Quilted Twins in a BHMQ bundle.
Somehow I have not done well with Clue # 4. I did not use the paper. Bad me.
Barb....you'll do fine. Think of all the stash you will use up.
12-15-2018, 01:47 PM
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I am nearly positive it will be on-point
Originally Posted by AmyBible
Thanks for the tutorial & pictures Macybaby! Your strings look great.
I appreciate the encouragement AngeliaNR & Lisa - you may have convinced me.
Bonnie's oranges are my yellow so now that I understand *why* she recommend a range of color for orange I will go back through my scraps & stash and see if I have some butter yellow, bright yellows, and maybe some golds.
I am guessing it is important that the strings run vertically vs horizontally. And now I am back to thinking this will be an on-point settings. So fun to speculate.
I appreciate the encouragement AngeliaNR & Lisa - you may have convinced me.
Bonnie's oranges are my yellow so now that I understand *why* she recommend a range of color for orange I will go back through my scraps & stash and see if I have some butter yellow, bright yellows, and maybe some golds.
I am guessing it is important that the strings run vertically vs horizontally. And now I am back to thinking this will be an on-point settings. So fun to speculate.
12-15-2018, 04:58 PM
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I'm amazed at how fast everyone is making Clue #4!
AngeliaNR - you're using yellow for your orange? So am I - yours look so good I will use them for inspiration. Hope to start my Clue #4 tomorrow. Meanwhile, Clue #3 is finally finished.
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AngeliaNR - you're using yellow for your orange? So am I - yours look so good I will use them for inspiration. Hope to start my Clue #4 tomorrow. Meanwhile, Clue #3 is finally finished.
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12-15-2018, 05:11 PM
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AmyB, all of your colors look so wonderful with your 'neutral.' I think your quilt is going to be wowza.
I am not getting the hang of the wedges with the string piecing. Can anyone explain how this is done?
I am not getting the hang of the wedges with the string piecing. Can anyone explain how this is done?
12-15-2018, 05:55 PM
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Well, I still have no power to my electrical outlets in my sewing/dinning room. lol ........... the electrician is stumped ..... he's afraid we might have to open up the wall ................. <sigh> Anyway, I have set up my sewing machine in my bedroom ............. not the best solution but at least I can sew ............ 
12-15-2018, 07:35 PM
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Finished up clue 3 today and have all but 30 of clue 4 made. I already had some paper cut to the width of 4.5 inches and i am gettting 3 units per page. The paper piecing goes so fast. I wish I had more variety in the colors though. Didn’t want to buy more fabric. Will post picture tomorrow of progress thus far.
12-15-2018, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Seems like a lot of Bonnie’s quilts are on point.
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