Yes, 5! I have looked at 6, and I've even cut a few strings, while straightening edges for the clue 5 pieces. However Christmas week is always extra busy (and I know I'm not the only one) so I haven't got any further with this winter's Quiltville Mystery Quilt, "Good Fortune" than making some of last week's pieces. I also made some more of clue 2 as leaders and enders in clue 5. Perhaps that's an advantage of being behind!
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| 15 pieces for clue 5; where's the one that got away? |
As to clue 6, I'm happy that Bonnie gave the option to make the pieces from strings as I'm very low on neutral fabric, but I do have a bag dedicated to the off- cuts from straightening fabric before I start cutting for regular patchwork. I should be able to fill at least one telephone-book page from there, I hope before Friday.
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I wish everyone all the best in 2019, especially
Happy sewing
Marly.
5 comments:
sometimes we just get behind on the quilt alongs as life gets in the way - maybe after new years you can get caught up
Your units look so bright and cheerful! Happy New Year.
My mystery one leftover was solved when I discovered two layers stitched to one!
Every once in a while two of my triangles stick together. Maybe it got sewn into a block behind one of the other blues. I LOVE that orange with the green and white ovals in it. Gorgeous scraps. Happy New Year!!!
Love the beautiful colours you are using for this quilt Marly and I will be looking forward to seeing how it all comes together in 2019! Wishing you a very Happy New Year! Best wishes, Christine xx
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