This has been a wonderful experience. Being part of this massive group building quilts together. Some have chose to use the colors according to the directions by creator, Bonnie K. Hunter of Quiltville BlogSpot. Some participants have gone out on the ledge and are making or completed this quilt of colors unimaginable. It's amazing our differences. If you are a quilter and not part of Quiltville on Facebook, you are missing out. Just viewing what people around the world are doing is stimulating. Yes, around the world.
Here's my progress as meek and mild as it can be and totally scrappy. Not one piece of fabric was purchased.The journey thus far has been challenging and educational. If you are relatively new to quilting, you could be an expert by the time you complete the once a year mystery quilt.
Good Fortune. That's the name of the quilt pattern. And, yes, LA Times the celebration will come at the finish. Good fortune to everyone--not just in February.
Here's my progress as meek and mild as it can be and totally scrappy. Not one piece of fabric was purchased.The journey thus far has been challenging and educational. If you are relatively new to quilting, you could be an expert by the time you complete the once a year mystery quilt.
This was an ad in the Los Angeles Times recently.
And for those who enjoy applique, this was in today's LA Times. It caught my eye immediately. That pig is darling, right?
Good Fortune. That's the name of the quilt pattern. And, yes, LA Times the celebration will come at the finish. Good fortune to everyone--not just in February.
Marcy
