Block of the month/ MYSTERY QUILT
BLOCK OF THE MONTH / MYSTERY QUILT
Back by popular request, our Block of the Month Event introduced last year will continue for 2020.-2021 Participants will have the chance to learn how to construct and use some new blocks in each of five sessions:
Here is a chance for beginning and experienced quilters alike to learn more about rulers, cutting, making that perfect 1/4” seam, and more. You can make the blocks just for practice, for a project of your own, or for a donation quilt. (Fabric will be available if you choose this option.) No need to sign up in advance -- drop ins welcome!
- Each session will introduce a new block, and participants will have hands on practice constructing the block under the guidance of an experienced quilter. Participants are asked to bring their machines and supplies. (A list of what to bring will be posted on this page in advance of each session.)
Here is a chance for beginning and experienced quilters alike to learn more about rulers, cutting, making that perfect 1/4” seam, and more. You can make the blocks just for practice, for a project of your own, or for a donation quilt. (Fabric will be available if you choose this option.) No need to sign up in advance -- drop ins welcome!
2019-2020 Mystery Quilt
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Mystery Quilt revealed:Marie White has finished the Mystery Quilt and send us a photo!
Well done! Such interesting blocks and great colours! Looking forward to post more finished Mystery Quilt on our website. |
Susan has found a Mystery Quilt project for the group!
The resulting quilt will be 60” X 60 “without a border. This can be rearranged to create two baby quilts if this is preferred.
The colour palette for this project is based on a three-colour choice, one dark, one medium and one light. A scrappy version can be considered, but keep the fabrics in each group similar in depth of colour. One colour choice should be consistent to avoid the result being too scrappy! It does not matter which one you choose to be consistent.
Here are the fabric requirements. You can download the file to your device.
The resulting quilt will be 60” X 60 “without a border. This can be rearranged to create two baby quilts if this is preferred.
The colour palette for this project is based on a three-colour choice, one dark, one medium and one light. A scrappy version can be considered, but keep the fabrics in each group similar in depth of colour. One colour choice should be consistent to avoid the result being too scrappy! It does not matter which one you choose to be consistent.
Here are the fabric requirements. You can download the file to your device.
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Susan sent these instructions to complete Step # 5
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Final Instructions for the Mystery Quilt
Final Layout |
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A first look at the final QUILT!
Block of the Month 2018-2019
Some of the quilts made using Block of the Month 2018/19
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Block of the Month 2018/19
All members welcome! Choose black and white with a bright or your favorite colours! Bring your machine and all your supplies. Patterns will be available at the meeting. |
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From the April 17, 2018 Flying Squares/Rolling 9-Patch Event ...
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Great idea for a donation quilt!
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Click icon to the right for (corrected) instructions and supply list:
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From the March 6, 2018 presentation on Value...
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(Click on images to enlarge; use side arrows to navigate.)
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From January 23, 2018...
Disappearing 9-Patch Supply List |
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From November 14, 2017...
In case you missed the Flying Geese demo, be sure to check Karen Johnson's website for more information: www.connectingthreads.com/tutorials/Flying_Geese-Make_em_fast-two_methods__D15.html
In case you missed the Flying Geese demo, be sure to check Karen Johnson's website for more information: www.connectingthreads.com/tutorials/Flying_Geese-Make_em_fast-two_methods__D15.html
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From October 3, 2017...
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