...was a breeze. Already complete by Saturday night were 128 double bricks and the sliced and diced greens.
As I'm not in labor yet, I'm looking forward to New Year's Day, when I hope to squeeze in step #7.
My black-on-whites, something I had only one piece of in my stash, are getting low, so I took advantage of the LQS's end-of-year sale and picked up a few more fat quarters.
While I'm enjoying the process of a mystery quilt, part of me is already thinking I won't do one like this again. I would rather have the directions closer together... I don't like to leave projects hanging. That's how things become UFOs. But then I did order this fabulous fabric for Judy L's Back to Square One Mystery. I suppose if I don't like it, I can always quit!
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
Katie Z.
As I'm not in labor yet, I'm looking forward to New Year's Day, when I hope to squeeze in step #7.
My black-on-whites, something I had only one piece of in my stash, are getting low, so I took advantage of the LQS's end-of-year sale and picked up a few more fat quarters.
While I'm enjoying the process of a mystery quilt, part of me is already thinking I won't do one like this again. I would rather have the directions closer together... I don't like to leave projects hanging. That's how things become UFOs. But then I did order this fabulous fabric for Judy L's Back to Square One Mystery. I suppose if I don't like it, I can always quit!
The mystery from the beginning:
from the room of Zana's Ninis,
Katie Z.
1 comment:
For BTSO you could print off the instructions and do it quarterly......but then you qould miss the monthly prize drawings!
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