Today is the day I get to reveal the Quilt. But first I want
to show the last clues before I put the quilt together.
Looked cool but with the other blocks. I did not had any idea
on how they would go together.
Jean kept me in suspense. A well done Mystery for sure.
Then the last clue came and I was able to sew the top
together.
here a picture of the top without border |
After sewing together the top,I did not like the fabric I
chosen for the backing anymore. What to do? Dig deep into my stash, LOL . Out came a
dark green Batik fabric. The only problem, it was not wide enough for the border
Jean had planed. So I changed the border a bit. I was lucky that I had enough
background fabric left. For the binding I was going to use the dark green I used
in the blocks, but darn, :-( - I was one strip short. So the medium purple went as
binding.
And here are the pictures from the finished Mystery.
It was pretty windy outside so I had a hard time taking the
pictures . I hope you enjoy. Then you should go over to Jean's blog and check out
the pictures from her mystery plus her students blocks with all the beautiful
fabrics.
here you can see the dark green Batic I used for the back |
a close up from the quilting |
and her a view from the binding |
If you ever have the chance to do a mystery with Jean- do it!
Her pattern are great - easy to understand - and everything fits perfect.
I love my mystery! I'm so happy I had the chance to test that
pattern for her. Thank you so much Jean!!
Your quilt turned out so beautiful! I love it especially the lighter purple narrow border and binding. Your quilting is wonderful too! Thanks for testing the pattern for me, I really appreciate it! Now get that quilt out of the bushes!
ReplyDeleteA really great result. I like the way that the colours move across the diagonal.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! It' came out beautifully!! I'll have to check out Jean's next mystery quilt!!
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