Mystery Quilt 2024 - Week 4

Edyta
Jun 3, 2024
2 min read

Come on this adventure with me through fields of fabric and let's hike through a mountain of scraps. I am sew thankful to have you with me on this journey!

Let's unveil more of this mystery together!

Today we have a gorgeous mountain hike to take.

Below is all the information you need to prepare and cut your fabric for this week.

I will be using the Mountain Purple, Meadow Green, and Black Granite Rolls

and the Mystery Background Bundle.

But do not worry if you are not using these bundles,

I would love to still inspire you every week.

For Week 4, you will need:

(These notions are just my recommendations)

• Fabrics

• Sew Daisy Fabric Markers (Use fabric markers to stay organized)

• Creative Gird Ruler: 4½" x 12½"

• Aurifil Thread – 2370 recommended

• Olfa Rotary and Blades

Edyta’s Tip: Always have a stash of fresh blades for your rotary and remember to change yours often. for the cleanest cuts.

• Best Press

• Pins, Scissors, Needle Threader, and Double Needle Threader

• Microtex Needles 70/10

Check out our Mystery Quilt 2024 Sewing Basket on the website for all your quilting needs!

The majestic mountains are a sight to behold!

The Mountains

20½" x 58½" unfinished

Cutting Directions:

Cut in a variety of mountain range colors:

• 157 - half-square triangles cut from 79 squares 2⅞" in shades of purples and blacks

• 128 - half-square triangles cut from 64 squares 2⅞" in shades of greens, teal and gold.

Cut background sky fabric: (A-9772-B)

• 5 A - half-square triangles cut from 3 squares 6⅞"

• 3 B - half-square triangles cut from 2 squares 4⅞"

• 1 C - 2½" x 4½" rectangle

• 1 D - 2½" x 10½" rectangle

• 2 E - half-square triangles cut from 1 square 8⅞"

• 1 F - 4½" x 20½" rectangle

• 1 G - 8½" x 38½" rectangle

Block Assembly

Select two 2⅞" half-square triangles in your mountain colors.

Sew together. Make 128.

Unit size: 2½" Square

Next, we will arrange all our triangles following the full row layout. Then, sew into sections as shown above. There will be multiple sections shown in the following steps. Picture above is just an example of the first section.