We also had to do 16 half Ohio star blocks and four ¼ Ohio star blocks. Given these instructions, I've pretty much got the layout figured out, but Bonnie asked us not to reveal it, so I'm keeping mum.
My guild picks a different charity project each year - this year it's to make incubator blankets for the local children's hospital. It's a super place to use up orphan blocks, as blankets only have to finish at 24 x 24. I've had these teeny half nine patch blocks sitting in a box for 3 years now, 12 light and 16 dark. Too many of them to throw away, and not enough of them to do anything with.
BUT, pairing the light ones with a pink hst, and the dark ones with a blue hst, I've been able to make two incubator blankets. A couple of borders and I'll be ready to go:
Not sure what color to border the blue one with yet... I have more blue for an outer border, but what for an inner border?
Love your mystery quilt!! Such a pretty block!
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Cute Santa's! Did Bonnie ask us not to guess? I missed that! Darn it I thought it would be fun to all post our guesses..oh well :( Your blocks are so cute :)
ReplyDeleteThat Santa Claus peeking out the center block is adorable. What a wonderful surprise in the design.
ReplyDeleteThe incubator blankets are cute! Congrats on Step 6 of the mystery :)
ReplyDeleteThose are very pretty incubator quilts. I know that they are used to block the light out of the incubators. It is nice that yours are pretty - sure to be appreciated by a weary parent.
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Evelyn
Wow everything looks great. You have been busy. Thanks heaps for the Mystery Quilt button. I have it on my blog now too. Hugs, Khris in Oz
ReplyDeleteThanks for the button, I shall put it on my blog.
ReplyDeleteYour mystery quilt is bright and happy, I love it
I think a red inner border would be cheerful on the blue quilt.
ReplyDeleteDo you put batting in the incubator quilts, or just a backing of flannel?
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