The blocks were sewn into rows for clue 5, complete, but a week late. Clue no 6 arrived before I had made a start on 5! Have now sewn the rows together - in the correct order and not as shown - now for the borders!
Lots to do though and I am still busy quilting my flying geese which has to be completed for Christmas, so a priority.
It's looking very autumnal here now - lots of colour in the trees and was hoping to get out with my camera but time has just disappeared again.
Have a good week.
Lin
Hello Lin!
ReplyDeleteI like very much mystery quilt. Your quilt has nice colors. Hope to see the finish quilt soon!
Thank you Celine - hope to get the top finished soon but the quilting will have to wait for next year. Your DJ blocks are looking lovely!
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Wow! I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen.
DeleteThe blocks have a sort of retro look about them.
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be fab when it's finished.
Thank you - I am sort of wishing I had done the other version (this was the advanced and there was a beginners which I think I prefer)but I am loving it and I am still pleased with my fabric choices
DeleteLin, thank you for stopping by my blog. Also, I am now following you on your blog page. I'm enjoying seeing the projects you are working on--they are awesome! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI've also noted that you have lived in France for 17 years. Where did you live before that? I was born in Fountainbleau, France myself but have lived in the US most of my life.
Thank you Denise for visiting and yyour comments.
DeleteHi Lin
ReplyDeleteI love the colours you are using for this, who ever would have thought they would go together, but they do!
Thank you for visiting Anthea and for commenting. I love the fabrics - dashed into a shop that was selling all it's patchwork fabrics at half price - two were my choice and one my husbands! I am really pleased with the way they have worked out.
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