Doing Step five of this mystery kept me smiling. Why? Because every time I thought "Number Five" I thought of one of my favorite movies, "Short Circuit". The Star, the robot is called #Five.
Due to extenuating circumstances I wasn't able to finish this step till today. Bonnie stated we weren't going to have anymore "Flying Geese". When I completed the first unit I looked at it and said if you aren't a "Flying Geese", you must be a "Sitting Duck"
(because of the fat derrier).
I am still not comfortable with my choice of fabrics for this quilt.
I used the Brown/Gold as a substitute for Bonnies Aqua. I used 5 strips plus 14 inches LOF to make my 64 squares which were 3.5 inches.
My purple substitute is the Paisley. I used 6 strips plus another 4 inch piece for the 128 two inch squares.
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Your sitting ducks are looking great. I'm hoping we start making bigger blocks this week and we can see how our colours work with each other.
ReplyDeleteOh! I love that that movie too! I agree with you about the fat derrier... definitely a Sitting Duck and I think your Sitting Duck looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tammy and Sandra, I can't wait to see how it's going to come together...since I am doing totally different colors..it is really adding to the mystery for me.
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