Such is life these days. But moving on. With two late night sewing sessions, I finished all the blocks for Lupine and Laughter (Bonnie Hunter 2025 mystery), but completely forgot to take a picture of them while there were up on the shop's design wall.
The first two rows are assembled and are pinned together for stitching Assembling the third row is in progress. The Lupine blocks should be all sewn together this week. Not sure all the borders will be done, but hopefully those will at least be started this week. Lupine and Laughter should be a finished quilt top before the end of the month.
Since Lupine was progressing so well, I took a look at my UFO list to decide what set of blocks to finish up next. And decided next up was going to be Good Fortune, the 2018 Bonnie Hunter mystery. Last week I cut all the fabrics needed to finish up the blocks. The alternate block is simpler, so I started with finishing up the 4 patches needed to make the remaining blocks.
And made some progress on assembling a few of those alternate blocks.
I need to check my block counts again, this may be all the alternate blocks I need. If so, next comes finishing up the main blocks.
Since my progress has been so good and I couldn't really sew this weekend, I was looking in my project boxes to decide what's next. Of the 14 Bonnie Hunter mysteries I've started, 7 are completed quilts and 4 are quilt tops. That leaves just 3 that need to be moved to quilt tops. With Lupine and Good Fortune moving along, I decided to tackle the last unfinished mystery, Celtic Solstice (2013 mystery) next.
I played around in Electric Quilt and decided how big to make the quilt top. About the half blocks needed for the planned quilt top are made. Sometime in the next couple of weeks, I'll start cutting pieces needed to finish these blocks.
The 2022 Bonnie Hunter Mystery, Chilhowie, is my current home machine quilting project. It should be a completed quilt by the end of the month. Slowly but surely, my BH mystery backlog is getting closer to finished quilts.
Linking up with Patchwork & Quilts and Sew & Tell Monday.




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