So I decided to join in on the fun at the Yahoo group apocketfullofmysteries@yahoo.com and do their mystery quilt. I picked out my fabrics, you can see them here http://quiltramblings.blogspot.com/2009/12/im-sucker-for-mystery.html and waited for the clues. Well, I was good! I stayed on the track and didn't detour. I didn't even wait until they got finished and started mine ( that is sorta like reading the last chapter of the book before you are even half way done - yep, I'm bad about doing that, too! ).
Anyway, this is what I ended up with..


I have it sandwiched and I even found a yard of fabric with these same colors in it so I centered the backing around that yard ( shucks, no picture )
Wish me luck on the quilting!!
For other mysteries,, I think I'll skip to the last chapter of the book and see if I like how it ends ...

1 comment:
yes! let's see...you should write something like "original thinkers choose dark purple" over and over in the skinny dark purple border; then maybe a william morris-esque elaborate viney leafy pattern in the green background; celtic knotwork animals in the pink-n-purple center blocks; and finish with a jacobean floral complete with little bugs and birds in the stripey outer border!
if that all seems too tricky for quilting under a domestic machine you could probably leave off the little bugs.
:)
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