Since I am safely away from the storm I have been able to complete step #4 of the Sunbonnet Sleuth Mystery. Next week will be the final week when you will put all of the elements together to complete the quilt. Here are the diagrams and instructions for this week.
Step 1. Cut (4) 5-1/2" x wof strips from fabric B. Recut these strips into (34) 5-1/2" squares.
Step 2. Cut (10) 3" x wof strips from fabric C. Recut these strips into (136) 3" squares.
Step 3. Position a fabric C 3" square in opposite corners of a fabric B 5-1/2" square. Stitch in a diagonal line from corner to corner on fabric C. Trim 1/4" from stitched line, fold out triangle and press. Repeat in two opposite corners to make a square-in-a-square block. Make 34.
Step 4. Cut (3) 5-1/2" x wof fabric F strips, recut into (24) 5-1/2" squares. Alternate (2) square-in-a-square blocks with (2) fabric F squares to make a block. Make 12 blocks.
Set the remainder of the square-in-a-square blocks aside to complete the quilt next week.
I think you have the labels for fabrics B and C swapped from your initial mystery instructions. In those, Fabric B was the dark purplish print and C was the more neutral. I went ahead and cut out the pieces going by the pictures, not the labels, with the SQS blocks having dark centers and lighter corners. I surely hope I guessed correctly!
ReplyDeleteI posted the above comment before I added my hopes that your property is OK after the storms. It was crazy indeed here in the south last night. My area of Chattanooga doesn't appear to have been hit badly but some parts of the county were. I'm scared that all these storms mean we're going to have another tornado season like we had last April. A scary thought.
ReplyDeleteWe can only hope these early storms are not a sign of things to come this spring. All I could think about was the safety of my sewing room and computer. What would I do if I lost my sewing machines, my computer and my fabric stash? Scary
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