Merry Mayhem 2020 New Years' Day Mystery Quilt
01-02-2020, 05:33 AM
#92
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Originally Posted by WendyMcD
Well Kiddies, wish I would have checked in here. I miss the chat room we used to have with Patchwork Planet... heck I miss everything about that site. Anyway,,, here's our top... we did the twin, love how subtle it came out.
01-02-2020, 08:23 AM
#93
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JMoore, Watson, Joe's, Wendy -- lovely finishes! Qpossum - I can't see your pics, but I imagine it is lovely also.
I've finished all the blocks but have decided to make it one block wider and longer which should end up finishing 63 x 72". Here is what I've done so far. Not too keen on the bright orange -- burnt would have been better, but I have 8 yards of this orange left and am trying to use it up.
I've finished all the blocks but have decided to make it one block wider and longer which should end up finishing 63 x 72". Here is what I've done so far. Not too keen on the bright orange -- burnt would have been better, but I have 8 yards of this orange left and am trying to use it up.
01-03-2020, 02:14 AM
#98
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Everybody's quilts look so gorgeous!
I finally got the main part of my quilt done and will post a pic once the borders are on.
Queenbarbiej, thank you for posting an example of the extra added border. I read the part of the instructions where it says a 3rd border could be added to turn the lap size into a QoV, but didn't understand how one could go about doing that. Was that 3rd border color chosen because it was close to (or possibly is?) the A fabric used in the quilt? I think it gives it a really neat pattern-blending-into-the-border look with the fabric A triangles around the edges.
I finally got the main part of my quilt done and will post a pic once the borders are on.
Queenbarbiej, thank you for posting an example of the extra added border. I read the part of the instructions where it says a 3rd border could be added to turn the lap size into a QoV, but didn't understand how one could go about doing that. Was that 3rd border color chosen because it was close to (or possibly is?) the A fabric used in the quilt? I think it gives it a really neat pattern-blending-into-the-border look with the fabric A triangles around the edges.
01-03-2020, 03:59 AM
#99
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I put the borders on mine. I had four HST left for some reason, so I used them in the inner border. Luckily I have enough of the dark green to use for binding, as I think that will tie it together. A little on the crazy side, but I like the colors!
I hope I did the attachment correctly this time!
I hope I did the attachment correctly this time!
01-03-2020, 04:09 AM
#100
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Great job Quassom and Belfry...wonderful fabric choices, your selection is perfect to show the pattern. Queenbj, I love your blues and coral/pink and you can still see the pattern just fine... a fabulous finish.
I pieced another 40 HSTs last night and will do the same as Belfry and Queenbarbie and add an extra row in both directions (10 blocks).
Vadalia, I will keep my eyes open for your photo.
I pieced another 40 HSTs last night and will do the same as Belfry and Queenbarbie and add an extra row in both directions (10 blocks).
Vadalia, I will keep my eyes open for your photo.
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