Celebration Mystery Quilt-Along
Who doesn’t like a good mystery? It’s even better when a mystery is attached to a quilting project. Upon opening the doors of our Quilt Street neighborhood, join us in this spectacular Celebration Mystery Quilt-Along with BERNINA. In this five-part series, host Krista Moser reveals invaluable tips and tricks you’ll be able to take with you and use on every quilt you make hereafter. It’s a quilt-along that all the neighbors are talking about and one you don’t want to miss out on! The quilt in this series is throw size.
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PART 1
We are so excited to welcome you to Quilt Street! To help celebrate the opening of our new neighborhood, we’re launching a fun mystery quilt-along led by instructor Krista Moser. A new part of the quilt pattern will be released along with each video lesson.
If you’ve never done a mystery quilt-along before, this is perfect for you! The pattern is beginner-friendly, and each component comes together quickly. With only five parts in total, before you know it, you’ll have a charming throw-size quilt top.
Remember, this is a quilt-along that comes with a free bonus video series. Krista will lead you through each part of the pattern with expert tips to help you improve your piecing skills.
This first part of the quilt-along is all about picking your fabrics. For our quilt, we used summery floral prints from the Next Door Garden collection designed by Victoria Findlay Wolfe for FreeSpirit Fabrics.
No matter what color palette you decide to use, be sure to watch the first video of the series in which Krista describes how the different fabrics work together in the quilt and what you should keep in mind when picking prints.
Thank you for joining our celebration of Quilt Street’s debut!
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Read through entire pattern before beginning project. Use ¼” seam allowances with fabric right sides together. Pressing arrows are included with illustrations. Fabric requirements include extra yardage for shrinkage and insurance. If working with directional prints, you may want to begin with more fabric than called for.
FABRIC:
Fabric A: ½ yard medium pink small-scale floral fabric
Fabric B: ¾ yard medium green small-scale floral fabric
Fabric C: 1 yard white small-scale print fabric
Fabric D: ¾ yard turquoise-green blender fabric
Fabric E: 1¼ yards taupe blender fabric
Fabric F: 2¼ yards turquoise small-scale floral fabric
Fabric G: ½ yard yellow medium-scale floral fabric
Fabric H: 2¼ yards multicolor large-scale print fabric
Backing: 5 yards (for 44″/45″-wide) or 2½ yards
(for 108″-wide)
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES:
Batting, 73″ x 89″ piece
Marking Pencil
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