Look at these beautiful colours. I have enough of these in my stash.
Then on November 25th for the PART 1.
Here is my progress.
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| Scraps of neutrals cut into strips ready for sewing together. |
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| I had to add some florals and of course sewing words. |
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| can you see the kitchen fabric, cute spots and text fabrics. |
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| All my scraps and strips are sewn and ironed ready for cutting again |
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| My strips are all cross cut ready to be made into 4 patches. |
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| All the 4 patches are sewn ready to iron. |
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| All my 4 patches are sewn and ironed with the seams turned. I'm ready for the next step |
the page with all the info
Now on Monday there is the first linky party. When I was preparing this post there were over 100 link ups. Go for a look and some fun reads it, fabrics and ideas...
http://quiltville.blogspot.com.au/2016/11/en-provence-mystery-monday-link-up-part.html
11 comments:
Great neutrals!
And look at you with a binder for all your clues! How organized! Love your collection of neutrals - your 4patches look great! Can't wait to see the rest of your fabrics.
I am tempted Jo
A magnificent start, sew organised.
I "watched" a few mysteries before I jumped in. But once you do one, you will be hooked! Your 4-patches look good.
Like you, I follow Bonnie Hunter and read her mystery clues each week but I have never done one. They are such big projects! You are the first person I "know" to take part so I will be following you and cheering you on!
This is my first mystery quilt too. Your neutrals look great!
You certainly have a great production line going. Great scraps too!
You have done heaps Jo, your four patches look wonderful. Off to have a look.
Oh wow! Love your fabrics!
Gosh what a lot of work Jo and very pretty neutrals.
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