This afternoon I decided to set up the Christmas tree after all:
Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it, and best wishes for 2019 to all!
Monday, December 24, 2018
Christmas Eve
Lots of sewing today. I finished some gifts I can't show here, and then made the rest of the units for clue five of the mystery quilt:
As they came off the machine above, and after cutting apart and pressing below:
This mystery is getting close to the final reveal. We have now made a bit over 90% of the final area of the quilt. Will there be one more clue before the reveal? Or will the reveal include instructions for the last bit of piecing? Only time will tell! In the meantime you can check out everyone's progress on Good Fortune at the weekly link-up on Bonnie's blog here.
This afternoon I decided to set up the Christmas tree after all:
Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it, and best wishes for 2019 to all!
This afternoon I decided to set up the Christmas tree after all:
Happy Christmas to all who celebrate it, and best wishes for 2019 to all!
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More beautiful piecing, your colours look good too. I've no idea how this mystery is going to turn out.
Have a happy day.
Oooh I love your colors in the mystery quilt--so lovely--and your tree is so pretty...Merry Christmas blogging buddy..Hugs, Julierose
Merry Christmas to you, too!
Can't wait to see how your colors work out! I am SO looking forward to the reveal on this quilt! (As always, with Bonnie's mysteries!)
Lovely colours. Hope your day is a happy one with your family.
Your units are looking great! Love your colors! Happy Christmas!
Well done with getting all the units made. Your colours do look lovely together
Your units are perfectly sewn and pressed. LOVE your fabrics. I'm hoping we don't have to make the other half of the chevrons (my least favorite block). Have a great holiday season.
Lovely units. Great colours. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Your colors are gorgeous!! Oh, I do love orange.
We're getting close to the finish! Looking forward to seeing the finished results . . . . soon!!
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