Wednesday, September 12, 2018

MYSTERY A8 MOSAIC CLUE #1


Clue #1
You will use your Dark #1 and your Light in this clue
So in my case – Red and White

LIGHT :  White:
Cut  4  - 3 inch wide Width of Fabric ( Wof) Strips
From these strips :
Cut 24 3 x 3 inch squares


And 24 companion angle pieces
I never know what to call these – I think they should be called geese – so that’s what I will refer to them as.  You cut your first one, then rotate the ruler to the other side and cut another – you need 24 of these pieces.













Dark #1  ( RED)
Cut 1   -  5 ½ inch Strip  WOF - Sub cut into 6     - 5 ½ inch Squares

Cut 3  - 3 inch Strips WOF

Cut 24 PAIRS of the Wings using your Easy Angle Ruler




I take my strip and fold it wrong sides together., you could also fold it right sides together, but I like to look at the pretty side.   Place your ruler as shown, and cut along the ruler.  Flip your ruler over, and cut on the straight edge.  You need 24 Pairs of Wings.











Using one pair of Wings, and one of the Geese, Pieced 24 Blocks like this.  I add the right side first to all 24, press, then add the left side to all 24.

They should measure 3 inches by 5 ½ inches.   Most of them I get right on if my seam allowance is correct – sometimes I need to trim a little on the top.

After you have your 24 Geese made – you will lay out the block like so:




And sew them together.
After the rows are sewn I press – the 1st and 3rd out, the middle in like shown




And when you are all finished – you should have 6 of these Dark 1/Light  Stars measuring 10 ½ inches each.


As always the PDF will be in my Craftsy Store ( for Free ) Looks for Mosaic A8 Clue #1
11:08 am - YAY the link is working!!!!


PS - ( 9/17) Katy Quilts is going to share the accuquilt dies that she is using for this mystery
So cool - So here is the link for clue #1
https://katyquilts.net/2018/09/17/dwmonday-mystery-quilts-for-military-mosaic/

2 comments:

The Joyful Quilter said...

Sounds totally doable, Alycia. Thanks!

Kate said...

Your mystery are always such fun. Looking forward to seeing the next step.