Have you ever wondered about the process we go through as we create a kit to go with one of our Glad Creations patterns? We start by selecting a group of fabrics to work with. Here we've selected a group of Civil War reproduction prints and a group of Batiks. These are the fabrics for Mystery 49. We'll have information up on the website next week with all the details for Mystery by Mail 49.
Then we spend a few days at the counter - cutting, cutting , cutting.
The final step is assembling the fabrics into a package that's ready for the quilter to take home.
Sometimes it's easy, we just roll them up and tie them into a bundle or fold them into a bag. Other times there's soooo much fabric in the kit that it takes a bit of muscle and some teamwork to get them into their completed form.
Amy was so amused watching Susan & Pat trying to bundle up the Mystery Weekend kits that she decided a video was in order.
If your sound is turned on, you'll hear a bit of giggling!
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4 comments:
Just toooo funny! I think they both deserve hazard pay!
I agree. Hazard pay is a must. Can't wait until we try to get this kit into a bag.
I agree. Hazard pay is a must. Can't wait until we try to get this kit into a bag.
Mystery quilts are SEW much fun. Putting them together can be more than a challenge.
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