It's time for a mystery! Woohoo. Clue one tells us to just take any light and any dark strip and sew them together. We are going to make 4 patches and all colors go. Awesome! I don't even have to precut anything as both my 2" tubs are full of strips. Let's sew.


Have I figured it right and do I have enough strips? I guess it's time to find out. Matching up two strip sets right sides together, I cut my little four patch units so they are ready to go. It appears that I am only short a few and quickly run a couple more strips through the machine, press them and subcut. Now I am ready to finish the four patches.


Mister is home from work so I take an armful of little patches chained together into the house to press after dinner. With a quick spin of the seam and a nice press of the iron, I soon have 200 clue #1 four patches ready to go.
If you want to participate with us in this mystery: here is a link to the intro: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/06/orange-crush-intro.html on Bonnie's website.
Thanks for stopping by and see you next week.
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