Size 84” x84” or 52" x 52"

By Michelle Tuller

Corner Curve Quilts LLC

  

Click here for PDF of Clue One.
Click here to view the video for cutting Clue One.
Click here for PDF of Clue Two.
Click here to view the video for cutting Clue Two and sewing some units.
Click here for PDF of Clue Three.
Click here to view the video for cutting Clue Three (also known as Clue One).
Click here for PDF of Clue Four.
Click here to view the video for cutting Clue Four.
Correction for Clue Four: 
Under cutting directions:  Instead  of cutting (1) strip, (2) strips need to be cut.
From orange Cut (2) 8-1/2" x WOF strips.
From dark blue Cut (2) 8-1/2" x WOF strips.
Click here for PDF of Clue Five.
Click here to view the video for cutting Clue Five.
Click here for PDF of Clue Six.
Click here to view the video for Clue Six.
Click here for PDF of Clue Seven.
Click here to view the video for Clue Seven.

This will be the third Mystery Quilt Along that I have hosted. Each one has turned out great and the responses from everyone fabulous. 
 

This quilt was inspired by pictures I took while traveling in Madrid, Spain last fall. The tile work on the Velazquez Palace was beautiful. This neoclassical building located in the El Retiro Park, was built between 1881-1883 and houses rotating contemporary art exhibits.

 

4-1/2 Yards White (Background)

2-1/2 Yards Bright Orange

2 Yards Light Bright Green

1/8 Yard Light Blue

1 Yard Royal Blue

¾ Yard for Binding

3 Yards 108” Wide Backing

Here are the fabrics that are available in my on-line quilt shop. www.cornercurvequilts.com

Colors can be interpreted differently on each computer, phone or tablet. So I am including DMC color numbers for reference only. The DMC numbers are as follows:

• White Blanc
• Orange 947
• Green 906
• Light Blue 3841
• Royal Blue 796

• 8x2 Corner Curve Quilts Half Rectangle Template [CCQ8x2HR]
• 4x2 Corner Curve Quilts Half Rectangle Template [CCQ4x2HR]
• 2x2 Corner Curve Half Square Triangle Template [CCQ2x2HST]

This quilt can be made with all the same fabric for each color or it can be made scrappy by using many different fabrics. Some of the background pieces can be cut from 2-1/2” strips. Fat eighths, and fat quarters will work great in this mystery. Whether you use your stash or buy fabric from my shop, let’s get ready to make another quilt.

Mystery quilts can get you out of your comfort zone by building new skills and new blocks. The mystery will be presented as a 84” x 84”. There will be an alternative size 52” x 52”.

Share your progress on social media by going to my Facebook page. Please do not including sizes and quantities, take pictures away from cutting mats and rulers. 

Let’s change the rotary blade, replace the needle, and oil your machine. We are going to make another beautiful quilt together.

Clues will be posted at 7:00 am each Thursday starting on February 20, 2025. Let’s go sew!

Michelle