Wednesday, December 4, 2013

No Wining


So I have been working on my Celtic Solstice Mystery quilt step 1. It is a Bonnie Hunter Mystery quilt. You can find out about it on Quiltville
This photo is from Saturday night. I sewed and was having a few drinks as I sewed. Well it did not go all well. I spilt my Wine. I kind of made a bit of a mess. I reached for my pins and the taller wine glass fell over. It was White, so I just ironed it dry. 


I got my Easy Street Quilt top done. This was last years Bonnie Hunter Mystery from last year. I got the top done before I started the next one. 
Do you see the one patch I have to fix?


I hope to get it quilted early in the New Year. I am a little busy doing customers Quilts right now. 


Here are my Celtic Solstice Mystery patches. So far so good. I am using the black as my Neutral, Blue were Bonnie said Blue and Pink batik were Bonnie has Orange. I just love some of these Batiks. So bright and clear. 
Oh Yes, Bonnie has a linky page, to see more Go Here. Others mystery quilters have shown off their work. 

8 comments:

  1. I think your Celtic Quilt will exude memories of wine...lol! I really .ike your colors--especially that bright pink with the blacks and blues....nice hugs, Julierose

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  2. Your CS is going to be striking, Cathy! I'm on the sidelines looking on this year; couldn't face using templates...

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  3. I'm really busy doing customer quilts right now, too. Between those, and my own Christmas gift making, there aren't a whole lots of hours left in the day for playing at my sewing machine. Your blocks look great, I really like the blue with the pink and white polka dots. And your Easy Street is fabulous. I really had to look hard for the one that was turned. Shouldn't take you too long to fix.

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  4. Looks great Cathy, striking as always. Will ES be quilted in time for a January Show and Tell? Must get my own borders on...

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  5. I don't see where your Bonnie quilt needs fixing. It looks great!
    Love your Celtic blocks, too! Paper piecing - right up my alley...
    Hugs

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  6. Greetings from BC. Your Easy Street is beautiful and colors are yummy. No whining about the wine mishap eh! Perhaps a coffee mug can replace the tall glass LOL, (just teasing)
    Bev H

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  7. Love your colors so far Cathy, I think it will be great. Mine will wait til I get home so it is fun looking at everyone else's. I will have to fight the urge to make 2 as I am loving the brights and batiks but I think my fall colors will be great.

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  8. Love Easty Street and your colors for this one...I will enjoy watching it evolve.

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