Bonnie Hunter's 2018-19 Mystery Quilt "Good Fortune"
01-08-2019, 07:38 AM
#791
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Look at all these great finishes and near finishes! My blocks are all sewn but not joined. Oh, those orange and red ones are gaudy! But they kind of started to grow on me as I'm pressing them LOL.
I'm thinking I need to make this bigger by a couple of rows, I will decide once I lay them out.
I'm thinking I need to make this bigger by a couple of rows, I will decide once I lay them out.
01-08-2019, 12:41 PM
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Sync: I don't know if it was intentional, but your star block... top rightpoint of blue is a different direction than the pattern. Just in case... I hate it when I am far along and realize a HST is wonky...
Originally Posted by Sync
Here's my first two blocks. After I do some slow stitching on my hubby's quilt, I'll get to sewing more spinning stars.
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01-08-2019, 12:41 PM
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I'm working on the final border... though, I think I may add a solid border after that, because I don't like pieced borders on the edges. I'm always concerned they are going to come apart with quilting... I know... silly... but that's how my brain works. 
01-08-2019, 12:43 PM
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What's interesting to me is that I like my quilt much more in the photo, than in person... that's weird...
Originally Posted by joe'smom
Very striking, lora3677. I bet your niece will love it.
I am preferring the ones that highlight the star block as yours does. I really enjoy this period of time in the mystery when the photos are pouring out, to try and understand the pattern better. Actually, I think I've spent more time looking at results on Quiltville than sewing, LOL. Better get to work.
I am preferring the ones that highlight the star block as yours does. I really enjoy this period of time in the mystery when the photos are pouring out, to try and understand the pattern better. Actually, I think I've spent more time looking at results on Quiltville than sewing, LOL. Better get to work.
01-08-2019, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jillmc
From Bonnie Hunter’s Facebook post...
“The others - likely didn't know what they were doing was wrong, but do NOT EVER EVER take a designer's pattern, draw it out yourself and post it publicly ANYWHERE. PERIOD.”
Hope I didn’t violate the rules here by copying and pasting her statement....but she is quite clear that she does not want her patterns redrawn and shared on the internet. Hopefully we can respect her request, as she has generously shared her design/teacher skills with us for years.
“The others - likely didn't know what they were doing was wrong, but do NOT EVER EVER take a designer's pattern, draw it out yourself and post it publicly ANYWHERE. PERIOD.”
Hope I didn’t violate the rules here by copying and pasting her statement....but she is quite clear that she does not want her patterns redrawn and shared on the internet. Hopefully we can respect her request, as she has generously shared her design/teacher skills with us for years.
quilter she comes in contact with.
01-08-2019, 03:41 PM
#799
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I am still getting my fabric around for this mystery quilt. I have promised myself that I am going to make this quilt. Plus the rest of her mystery quilts once I can find out their names and where to get the patterns.
01-08-2019, 04:25 PM
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Craft, En Provence, Grand Illusiion, On Ringo Lake, Alletaire are some of her mysteries that I have done. I know there are more and I think the patterns are all available in her store at Quiltville.com. I have enjoyed making her quilts but I still have Grand Illusion to get quilted after 4 years or so. The others are all done and 2 of them were gifted.
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