
- Apr
- 24
Good Fortune Mystery Quilt – Finished!
Posted Wednesday, April 24th, 2019 in Quilting | Read More
I put the last stitch into the binding on Monday, April 22. The quilt was loaded on the quilt frame for about a month before I decided how to quilt it. Because it is a very busy pattern, I quilted it with a loopy meandering design.
On Monday a group of friends from my quilt guild met at a local library to sew with our Featherweight sewing machines. This was the third monthly meeting of the Featherweight Club. We worked on our own projects, visited, ate lunch, and sewed some more. Owning a Featherweight is not a requirement to join the group and you can work on the project of your choice. I started the morning sewing on my machine. Because I planned to take my Good Fortune quilt to the guild meeting the next day for Show and Tell, I switched to hand sewing the binding in the afternoon. I put the last stitch in the binding just as we were getting ready to stop for the day.
Joining Common Threads Ohio Quilt Guild has been one of the best things I have done since moving to Columbus. I have enjoyed sewing with others again.


- Nov
- 25
Bonnie Hunter’s Good Fortune Mystery Quilt – Clue 1
Posted Sunday, November 25th, 2018 in Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt, mystery quilt | Read More
Here we go again! I look forward to Bonnie’s mystery quilt every year. This will be the sixth year that I have joined the fun and the eighth Bonnie Hunter quilt I have made. In addition to the mysteries, I made Tropical Twist after taking a class with Bonnie and I made Pumpkin Patch from her pattern in a magazine. Both of those quilts were made in 2017.
The name of the quilt this year is Good Fortune. Bonnie chose colors she saw during a trip to China. (Click here to read more about her trip and to get the clues.) In the past I followed her color choices but this year I decided to switch some of the colors. This is my plan:
Bonnie’s colors Linda’s colors
green purple
blue orange
red green
orange aqua
We will see how this works!
The first clue went live on the Friday following Thanksgiving. Since I swapped colors, I am using green and neutral for clue 1. I cut them out and started sewing on Friday. On Saturday I finished the first clue.
The seams on the back are swirled to prevent bulk in the center of the four patch.
The finished four patches are counted and clipped together. I’m ready for the next clue!



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