I never made a Bonnie Hunter mystery before, and never made a quilt with so many scraps of planned colours! So so much sewing! I had started out making all the required units in parts one and two, knowing the quilt was going to be bigger than I wanted. When she got to the assembly instructions, I found I could easily make a 20 block setting instead of a 30 block setting, so from there I cut down on the amount of required units.
I usually make my quilts in parts, spread out over a period of months, as that way I can enjoy a variety of sewing - a what do I want to sew today? But I got so hung up on the units of the Cotton Boll quilt, it was a mission for me to at least complete the units - I thought I'd be sewing for forever. But finally today I can take a pic of some of the quilt to be, and all the parts are ready to be sewn together when I'm ready. All I can say so far about what it looks like, umm, interesting.
