Mystery Quilts

For this step of the Mystery Quilt tutorial, we will be working on the inside border. This border uses the following pieces: A.  3.5" x 11.5" rectangles in very Light values (qty: of 16 Light rectangles) B.  3.5" squares in darks (I'm using navy blue squares as I...

For this step of our Scrappy Mystery Quilt, we will be working on the corner stones and sashing between all the 4-block units. The corner stones are 3-1/2" dark squares (mine are navy). The sashing I have chosen is a light/medium blue.  I have chosen to use yardage...

So, on to Step Three of the Mystery Quilt for the Fall of 2019! For those of you who are using my Speedy Solutions Techniques for your Scrap Stash, this is a great Mystery Quilt pattern to use up lots of those 3-1/2" squares, as well as 1.5" squares and 6" squares!...

Part Two of the Mystery Quilt pattern, "Snowballed Stars!"... ...involves "snowballing" the four corners of a square piece of fabric!  SEW Simple!  Let me show you how in this post!  This quilt is a great way to use up some of your "Speedy Solutions" scrap stash...

Mystery quilts are always fun to make. You never know what you're going to end up with!  But, that part of the challenge is fun too! In my July newsletter, I kicked off my 2019 Summer/Fall Mystery Quilt Part One.... this quilt is my Snowball Stars Quilt.  It is...