Ah
crap…. I printed out Clue 4 and realised it started with a step I haven’t seen
before just to notice that what I thought was Clue 3 completed, had a second
page and I never did that!
Well
the customer quilt has been loaded so the clues had to wait; I’d much rather
free motion than piecing.
Unbelievable
to me, I too fell into the trap of cutting through the tip of my finger and
nail with a rotary cutter after, for years, I refused to understand how any
quilter can be that dumb if it happened to them. Now this was taken roughly 4
days after it happened and it is healing nicely but you wouldn’t believe how,
most everything, gets into that little cut, my hair, thread, pet hair and what
not. I therefore still keep a plaster on
most of the time.
Much
later, about a week or so and the customer quilt is off the frame, knowing that
the grandkids will come over later on Saturday, I got going with the missing
step from clue 3
Grandkids
gone and I finished this up as us, old people, were dead tired and we hit the
sack early that evening.
Went
shopping one day and upon my return, walking into my sewing room, I realised
what a hot mess Clue 4 caused and with this one I had to have my wits about
me. It really took some concentrating.
With
the main blocks of this clue done, this time I did see the second page. Assembling to begin, this might take a while.
Clue
4 can be found HERE
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