Mystery Quilt 2022 - Block 7

Welcome to Block 7 of our Mystery Quilt 2022!

Can you believe it - we are halfway through!

I am so impressed by your hard work and beautiful blocks so far.

Thank you for sharing them on social media with us #mysteryquilt2022!

Here is a sneak peak of the our Mystery 2022 quilt!

I am SEW excited!

Below is all the information you need to prepare before joining

me on our YouTube Channel for step by step instructions.

Bluebird Fabric

Ruler and Templates B and C

For Block 7, you will need:

• 1 dark blue fabric

• 1 light blue fabric

• Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler -or- Mystery Templates B and C

Block 7

We will be making 8 total Block 7s.

Cutting Directions:

Begin by cutting strips:

• Dark blue fabric - 1 strip 3½" x 20"

• Light blue fabric - 2 strips 3½" x 20"

Cutting with Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler or Mystery Templates B and C:

Align your ruler or Template B and cut.

From one strip of dark blue fabric,

you should be able to get 8 pieces.

Align your ruler or Template C and cut.

From one strip of light blue fabric, you should be able to get 4 pieces. Cut 2 strips for a

total of 8 light blue pieces.

Block Assembly

Edyta's Tip: Keep your ruler or templates handy after cutting.

They are the perfect tool to help you precisely mark your sewing points.

Arrange your pieces with dark blue piece on the top and light blue piece on the bottom.

Lay and pin them right sides together.

Then sew blocks together using chain sewing.

Press your seam open and use your template A or ruler to trim.

Watch our video for more details.

8 Block 7s

Watch our YouTube Channel for this block’s step-by-step

instructions and tips on how to make this project.

Our Block 7s will be positioned as shown above in our Mystery Quilt 2022 grid.

Just a reminder, we will be making 8 identical grid sections like this.

Happy Quilting!

Edyta

Please remember to share your progress photos to Instagram and Facebook!

Tag us @laundrybasketquilts and #mysteryquilt2022.

Mystery Quilt 2022 - Block 6

Welcome to Block 6 of our Mystery Quilt 2022!

Come sit with me for a quiet moment today and let's quilt.

Below is all the information you need to prepare before joining

me on our YouTube Channel for step by step instructions.

Bluebird Fabric

Ruler and Templates D, E, & F

For Block 6, you will need:

• 1 light fabric

• 1 blue fabric

• Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler -or- Mystery Templates D, E, and F

Block 6

We will be making a total of 8 Block 6s.

Cutting Directions:

Begin by cutting strips:

• Blue fabric - 1 strip 6½" x 20"

• Blue fabric - 1 strip 4½" x 20"

• Light fabric - 1 strip 2½" x 20"

Cutting with Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler:

Position your ruler matching the bottom edge of your fabric with the 6½" mark.

Pay attention that the width of your cut piece measures 2" wide. Cut 8 pieces.

For more instructions, I highly recommend watching our Youtube video for this Block 6.

On your smaller 4½" blue strip, position your ruler matching the top edge of your fabric strip.

Pay attention that the width of your

cut piece measures 2" wide.

For the light fabric, align your ruler and cut.

From one strip of light fabric, you

should be able to get 8 pieces.

Alternative way of cutting with the Mystery Templates D, E, and F

I love cutting this block with templates!

Position Template D on the 6½" blue strip and cut as shown for a total of 8 pieces.

Position Template E on the smaller 4½" blue strip and cut for a total of 8 pieces.

For the light fabric, align your

Template F and cut.

From one strip of light fabric, you

should be able to get 8 pieces.

Block Assembly

Edyta's Tip: Keep your ruler or templates handy after cutting.

They are the perfect tool to help you precisely mark your sewing points.

Arrange your pieces as shown above.

Edyta's Tip: Use your fabric markers to keep your pieces organized as you cut.

Pin the light piece right sides together to the smaller blue piece and sew as shown.

Press seam allowance.

Pin the larger blue piece to the previously sewn unit right sides together and sew.

Press seams. Repeat for a total of 8 Block 6s.

Use your template A or ruler to trim.

Watch our video for more details.

8 Block 6s

Watch our YouTube Channel for this block’s step-by-step

instructions and tips on how to make this project.

Our Block 6s will be positioned as shown above in our Mystery Quilt 2022 grid.

Just a reminder, we will be making 8 identical grid sections like this.

Happy Quilting!

Edyta

Please remember to share your progress photos to Instagram and Facebook!

Tag us @laundrybasketquilts and #mysteryquilt2022.

Mystery Quilt 2022 - Block 5

Welcome to Block 5 of our Mystery Quilt 2022!

We are moving along and learning so many wonderful things about other shapes in quilting

than squares and HSTs. I know sometimes it's scary to try new things, and you might be worried if you have enough fabric or what is happening tomorrow, but trust me. If you just take a moment, slow down,

be patient, enjoy today and the moment you are in, something new will blossom from

you taking the time. Lets spread love and kindness and get creative together.

Below is all the information you need to prepare before joining

me on our YouTube Channel for step by step instructions.

Bluebird Fabric

Ruler and Templates B and

For Block 5, you will need:

• 2 light fabrics (Make sure that your pick two light fabrics that are very similar in hue. Please do not stress about having two fabrics- this is just a light background and it will add a little fun feel to your quilt.)

• 1 blue fabric

• Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler -or- Mystery Templates B and I

Block 5A Block 5B

Block 5

We will be making 8 Block 5As and 8 Block 5Bs for a total of 16 blocks.

Cutting Directions:

Begin by cutting strips:

• Light fabric - 3 strips 6½" x 20" (2 from the top floral fabric and 1 strip from bottom light fabric.)

• Blue fabric - 2 strips 3½" x 20"

For both cutting options (ruler or templates), please start by placing your

light strips right sides together as shown above. Please watch our video for guidance.

Cutting with Creative Grids® ALASKA Ruler:

Position your ruler matching the bottom edge of your fabric with the 6-1/2" mark on the ruler.

Pay attention that the width of your strip measure 2-3/4".

For more instructions, I highly recommend watching our YouTube video for Block 5.

Cut as shown.

Rotate your cutting board

and trim the edge as shown.

With every cut, you will get two pieces. One for Block 5A and one for Block 5B.

(Once you finish cutting from your first light fabric, use your second light fabric to finish cutting.

Do not forget to place the fabric right sides together before cutting.)

Cut a total of 8 sets.

For the blue fabric, align your ruler and cut as shown above.

From one strip of blue fabric, you should be able to get 8 pieces.

Cut both strips for a total of 16 blue pieces.

Alternative way of cutting with the Mystery Template B and I:

Position Template I on the fabric strips.

(Please remember, your light strips should be right sides together.)

Use your Template I to cut your

pieces from the light fabric strip

as shown in the picture.

With every cut, you will get two pieces. One for Block 5A and one for Block 5B.

(Once you finish cutting from your first light fabric, use your second light fabric to finish cutting.

Do not forget to place the fabric right sides together before cutting.)

Cut a total of 8 sets.

For the blue fabric, align your Template B and cut as shown above.

From one strip of blue fabric, you should be able to get 8 pieces.

Cut both strips for a total of 16 blue pieces.

Block Assembly

Edyta's Tip: Keep your ruler or templates handy after cutting.

They are the perfect tool to help you precisely mark your sewing points.

Arrange your pieces as shown above.

Pin light and blue pieces right sides together and sew.

Press your seams and use your templates or ruler to trim.

Watch our video for more details.

16 Block 5s

(8 Block 5As and 8 Block 5Bs)

Watch our YouTube Channel for this block’s step-by-step

instructions and tips on how to make this project.

Our Block 5s will be positioned as shown above in our Mystery Quilt 2022 grid.

Just a reminder, we will be making 8 identical grid sections like this.

Happy Quilting!

Edyta

Please remember to share your progress photos to Instagram and Facebook!

Tag us @laundrybasketquilts and #mysteryquilt2022.