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Mystery quilts made at Sun City West club
Submitted photo/Joan Hardy
The members had vastly different quilts even though they used the same pattern.
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Members of the Rip ‘N’ Sew club participated in a Summer Mystery Quilt class, which they recently completed.
Depending on the number of added rows and borders, the row quilt could be made as a baby quilt, wall hanging or lap quilt. There were options for beginners and experienced quilters. Each clue had a skill-building demo and an optional hands-on tutorial.
The quilt started with a focus row that could be a border print, a large-scale directional fabric or even a row-by-row (9-inch by 36-inch) pattern.
Participants didn’t know the full pattern until the final clue. All members of the Sun City West club could attend and no one had to commit to making the quilt.