Updates.
Part 3: I have all the half-square triangles cut for part 3. They're all sitting together on a tray ready for me to sit and sew. Mindless sewing for New Year's Day?
Part 4: I have all my strips cut and sewn. I'm going to take them with me over the holiday so when things calm down I can go to a quiet place and cut. Then they'll be ready for me to sit and sew. This is my first Bonnie Hunter Mystery - How many clues will there be?
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I finished my family Christmas ornaments Sunday evening. I started this in 1981, making/purchasing ornaments for nieces and nephews. Some years I purchased special ornaments to match their interests. If I traveled they got an ornament from that country. Eventually my sisters and brothers requested to be included. I'm not sure at what point it became a big reveal. The ornaments are now all made by me. This year I made 26 to be distributed Christmas Eve.
Merry Christmas!!
This is my first Bonnie mystery too but I have followed a couple of hers. The number of steps varies; however, she has hinted that we will soon start putting units together. I hope you are enjoying it as much as I am and looking forward to seeing how the quilt will look.
ReplyDeleteLoving the mystery...your santas are SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteLove your cute Christmas ornaments!
ReplyDeleteThe number of steps isn't known - however, just based on the area of what we've done already, and the amount left to cover, I would say possibly only one more before we start assembling blocks.
I love your Santas. Are they done from a purchased pattern or did you create them?
ReplyDeleteThe Santa's are from "Ho Ho Ho Let It Snow" by Nancy Halvorsen. The pattern was for pot holders. I reduced it to a size appropriate for ornaments.,
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