Mystery quilts and their clues
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. This is the final clue. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. This is Clue # 5. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. Clue # 4. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use the green…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. Clue # 3. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use the green…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. Clue # 2. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use the green…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. This is Clue # 1. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use…
This is a Mystery quilt. Clues will be given every hour, starting at 10:00 AM Eastern on January 1, 2026. This quilt finishes at 71″ x 92″ and is suitable for beginners. Look for a list of clue times at the bottom of this page. To print this clue, use the green Print Friendly button…
Do y’all need a catch-up week? I sure do. If you don’t, let me give you a sneak peek at Page 7 of the pattern and the first part of the blocks. Sew these blocks and label them! You can press that center seam in either direction. You don’t HAVE to make these blocks if…
This week, you will be making the long strips for borders and binding this week you will be sewing ahead You will need some long strips to create the borders and binding. To save time, sew all these strips end to end ahead of time. Here is how to miter that seam to make it…
Adding the Borders Assemble: Working with each group of strips individually, sew these strips end to end to make a LONG strip. If you prefer to miter the joins, sew the two strips right sides together at an angle. Trim seams to 1/4″ and press open. Assemble: When adding borders, it’s always a temptation to…
Making the Quilt Top Sew four blocks in a row, rotating every other block so the seam just touch each other. Use pins at these intersections to encourage this behavior. Make (5) rows. Press the seams of (3) rows to the right. These rows will be the odd rows in your quilt top, rows 1,…
Here’s a mystery that’s a fast as a 10 Speed Bike! It uses 10″ squares (layer cakes.) Would you like a chart of HST and QST sizes? It’s available free to subscribers at the bottom of the page. If you’d rather just print, click the green Print button at the bottom of the tutorial. If…
