This morning I was quick to eat some breakfast and have coffee and head right on down to my Quilt Cave. Looking forward to finishing up the sewing and pressing of the Step 3 units of the Bonnie K. Hunter mystery, I had a grand time. If you just joined me, here is the link: here.
The wing units seemed to fit with the HST's pretty well; sometimes the wings were a tad larger.
I sewed with the wings on top so that I could be ever mindful of staying to the right of the point in the middle so as not to cut it off with my line of stitching.
That plaid above is a chocolate brown, not black.
After I trimmed all the dog-ears,
I couldn't resist just playing with the blocks a little bit.
Fun! But I'm sure we'll be using more green than the four single triangles that we were supposed to cut. Maybe green squares in the corners of these blocks? LOL!
It's amusing to speculate, but I doubt that I have stumbled onto anything like a solution to the puzzle!
Bonnie, you still hold the keys to the mystery!
It's amusing to speculate, but I doubt that I have stumbled onto anything like a solution to the puzzle!
Bonnie, you still hold the keys to the mystery!
10 comments:
Looking good. I am still working on step 2. Want to do a few step 3 so I have it ready. Look to see everyones fabric choices.
Loving your colors Vic. They look so good.
Interesting choice of fabrics. I had to play with the blocks also.
Here we all are, playing with our blocks....and I'll bet Bonnie's real design is something none of us will think of!
This is going to be lovely.
It has been great fun to see the put-it-together ideas this week ;)
Sharyn in Kalama
Love how your version is coming along. Fun to play with blocks!
Great fabrics, Vic. Isn't it fun to speculate?
Love seeing all of the different fabric choices and colors. It's fun to play with options.
Love seeing the variety of colors and patterns in your units, Vic. Your quilt is going to be awesome! Working on this mystery is almost like having a little sewing bee get-together. I agree, we have a long way to go to figure out this mystery.
Your patches look fantastic. Clue 4 is nearly here – woo hoo!
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