Step 4 consisted of making green and orange 4 patches.
Both Step 4 and Step 5 went together quickly and easily. Here are the completed units all stacked up waiting their place in the quilt.
I wasn't expecting the final steps and reveal to all come together in Step 6, but there it was! A New Years Day Surprise!
The smaller units made in Steps 1 through 5 were combined into Two different blocks and a pieced border.
Block B is Bonnies "Birthday Girl Block" from 100 blocks Vol. 2. Here they are laid out to be stitched. You can see one completed in the background laying on the notebook that holds all the mystery clues. The Block A units are finished and safely stored in a giant zip bag showing in the left rear next to the finished B Block.
One of the great things about Bonnie' Mysteries is that her patterns fit together beautifully. If you at least attempt to measure, cut and sew with a reasonable degree of accuracy they FIT.
And at long last, the units went together to create this totally FUN quilt. A small inner border of white/neutral was added. Then the pieced border assembled from the remaining units created using the Tri Recs rulers in Step1.
Presenting....drum roll please.....Celtic Solstice.... ta da!
Now the real challenge is to find backing that compliments this and get it quilted!
Until next time....happy quilting everyone!
Beautiful job on your quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy quilt looks almost identical to yours except that I alternated the diamond blocks with star blocks by reversing the Chevrons. I'm using a green similar to your border for the back. I have enjoyed reading your blog and perhaps our paths will cross on another of Bonnie's Mystery Quilts.
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