Sweetheart Mystery Quilt – Final Clues

Thanks for joining in.

I will post photos of both of my quilts later this evening.

I am also looking forward to your photos.   The best part of the mystery for me.

…………. Cindy

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42” square – Baby quilt or lap quilt

 

Option A – Two Color Quilt

Clue #1

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Clue #2

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Clue #3

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Clue #4

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Clue #5

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Clue #6  -  Final Clue

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Clue #7  – Final Clue

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Sweetheart Mystery 2 Color Quilt Cutting Directions.

Click HERE to Download Cutting Directions for the 2 Color Quilt (.PDF File)

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Option B – Scrap Quilt

Clue #1

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Clue #2

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Clue #3

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Clue #4

Click HERE to download Clue #4

Clue #5 Final Clue

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Clue #6 Final Clue

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Sweetheart Mystery Scrap Quilt Cutting Directions

Click HERE to Download Cutting Directions for the Scrap Quilt (.pdf file)

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Fabric Requirements

Option A – 2 Color Quilt

1 ½ yards dark colored fabric, can be a print or a solid color.

1 yard lighter solid colored fabric

Option A

Option B – Scrappy Quilt

Option B

(60) 3” scrappy squares

(30) 2.5” scrappy squares

1 ¼ yards light, solid colored fabric

½ yard darker colored fabric, solid color or a print

 

Delectable Bargello – A Bargello Quilt Made From Half Square Triangles

One Quilt Size -  Twin Quilt – 74″ by 92″ (188 cm by 234 cm)

 Click HERE to download Delectable Bargello Free Quilt Pattern (.pdf)

This quilt was made with fabric purchased in 2010 in Paducah, KY.

DH and I went there and enjoyed every quilty minute.

I found a fabulous sale on Kona solids (remnants) at Hancocks of Paducah.

I bought it all.

I had a very interesting selection of fabric colors to work with.

That fabric inspired me to create a quilt to remember my fun visit.

I quilted it on my domestic machine.  I stitched in the ditch along the lines of the bargello pattern.

I am giving it to my son for his birthday.

 

Delectable Stars Quilt Pattern – Stars are Made from Half Square Triangles

Two Quilt Sizes -  Comfort Quilt (60″ by 60″)  and Full Quilt (90″ by 90″)

Blocks are 18.5″ unfinished

Made for display at my quilt guild annual quilt show.

I also did all the quilting on my domestic machine.

I like the Delectable Mountains pattern using cut up half square triangles and found another way to use the half square triangles.

Delectable Stars Quilt Pattern – Click HERE to download free pattern (.pdf)

Jelly Roll Posies for Baby

59” by 59” (152 cm by 152 cm)

Made for Gracie.

 Instead of making lots of tiny, setting triangles I use squares.  Then I do the quilting.  When the quilting is done I trim the squares into triangles and then do the binding.

Click HERE to Download Jelly Roll Posies for Baby Free Quilt Pattern (.pdf)


Scrappy Spring Tulips

Click HERE to Download Scrappy Spring Tulips free scrap quilt pattern (.pdf)

Available in two sizes – Lap/Twin 69″ by 69″ and Full 87″ by 87″.

The tulip blocks are 16″ finished.

I made the quilt on the left to be used in a benefit for a family in need.  I made the quilt on the right for my friend, Marie’s, mother.

Click Here if you would like to use this quilt as a MYSTERY QUILT

To see photos of other quilts made with this pattern please click the link below.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/carterquilter/sets/72157610934802071/

Given to CharityMade for my good friend Marie's mother

Plaid for Dad – Happy Father’s Day – Made with golf themed fabric (also a good Military Quilt Pattern)

Available in 2 sizes:  Comfort Quilt – 60″ by 72″ (152cm by 183cm) and Full/Twin Quilt – 84″ by 84″ (214cm by 214cm)

Click HERE to Download Plaid for Dad free quilt pattern (.pdf)

60th Birthday Present for DH – Front and back of the quilt.

Here is a beautiful red and black Plaid for Dad.

This was made by Helen O’Neill of Downeyville, Ontario, Canada for her son, Daniel.

She did a terrific job on the quilt.

Daniel sent me a wonderful email and photos of the quilt which he obviously loves.  Thanks for sharing.