Mystery quilts and their clues. How each mystery turns out depends on how you read the clues, and you won’t know the secret until the very end!
This mystery quilt is designed to show you two different ways to make perfect flying geese blocks. The clue links are listed at the bottom of this tutorial. To print just this clue, use the green Print Friendly button at the bottom of this page. In this clue, you are starting to make the blocks…
This mystery quilt is designed to show you two different ways to make perfect flying geese blocks. The clue links are listed at the bottom of this tutorial. To print just this clue, use the green Print Friendly button at the bottom of this page. In this clue, you are starting to make the blocks…
This mystery quilt is designed to show you two different ways to make perfect flying geese blocks. The clue links are listed at the bottom of this page. To print just this clue, use the green Print button at the bottom of this page. If you like this method of making Flying Geese, a free…
This mystery quilt is designed to show you two different ways to make perfect flying geese blocks. The clue links are listed at the bottom of this tutorial. To print just this clue, use the green Print Friendly button at the bottom of this page. The Flying Geese for this Quilt Block will be made…
The New Years Day Quilt Mystery starts Jan 1, 2023 at 10AM Eastern. It’s going to become part of a series on How To Make Flying Geese blocks. To make this mystery quilt, follow the clues at the bottom of this page. You can print any page by using the green Print Friendly button. You…
The New Years Day Quilt Mystery starts Jan 1, 2023 at 10AM Eastern. I’ve decided to start a series on How To Make Flying Geese blocks, starting with this post. This mystery quilt is designed to show you the first two different ways to make perfect flying geese blocks.The fabric requirements to make it larger…
Twin Sisters Mystery Quilt Like any two siblings, these twins wrestle for space! Use your favorite fabrics or make it a planned scrappy—it’s up to you. Fabric requirements are shown in yardage, but you can substitute fat quarters as long as the strips are at least 20″ long. Just double the number of strips shown….
Blast from the Past! I admit that when the #QuiltBlockMania was postponed last week, it threw me for a loop. I had something Mardi Gras related ready to go for March 1, so I couldn’t exactly postpone that post! My only choice was to turn that into a regular post called Mardi Gras Geese and…
Traditionally, I hold a mystery quilt event every Super Sunday that is fast, easy, and FUN for busy quilters. This year, we are concentrating on using up your STASH. The pattern is written for 10″ squares but this quilt is so scrappy, you could probably substitute anything you have. This quilt will finish about 60″…
You have probably guessed at the end of this mystery, but I am going to keep going anyway. I am switching off to graphics rather than the actual quilt because I think they make it easier to understand. Assemble: (12) 2″ x 2″ red squares (10) 2″ x 12-1/2″ background rectangles The LOONG border strip…
Are you all caught up? Just one more thing to create: the sashing that goes between the rows. Get those sharp pins out – keeping everything neat at this point will keep the quilt square. Assemble: Make (6) sashing sets like the one below. These will be the center sashings and the top and bottom…
Are you all caught up? This should be a quick clue. Learn how to miter the seam when you sew two strips together to help hide it in long strips of fabric used in borders and binding. Then, create some rows. Inventory Time You won’t use everything in this clue, you are just double-checking. You…
