Monday, December 10, 2018

Good Fortune, Part 3

My closet installation,  lunch date, acupuncture appointment, and shop Christmas get-together were all postponed today because of the snow.  We got about 11 inches yesterday.  My industrious husband cleared the driveway, walkways and my car just in case I needed to get out, but I stayed in to sew.

 I finished making all the half-chevrons and HSTs today for Bonnie's mystery.  I used the bonus triangle method, and still need to trim the dog ears on the HSTs.  I will probably use my bloc loc ruler or Eleanor Burns method to remove the dog ears and square them up a little.  Most of my HSTs are pretty close, but a few could benefit from some extra trimming. 


I am very happy with the variety in my neutrals this year.  I am usually scraping the bottom of the scrap basket to find something, but this year I picked up FQ neutrals as they went into clearance at the shop.  Now I have an abundance of neutrals, as defined by Bonnie:  anything lighter than a paper bag.

I was afraid at first to use green for this step since I used seafoam in the first clue, but by choosing darker and brighter greens, there will be enough contrast.  






4 comments:

Kim said...

It sounds like a perfect idea to stay inside on a snow bound day and stitch away. Your Bonnie's mystery quilt has piqued my interest. I wonder what your quilt will look like when finished.....no doubt, it will look fabulous. =)

Alison V. said...

Your units look great! I wish I had a snow day to sew!

Cheryl's Teapots2Quilting said...

I hope the snow melts soon.

Vireya said...

You have got a great variety of neutrals. And the greens are lovely too.