I made the Moorewood Mystery, designed and hosted by Cheryl at Meadow Mist Designs. This pattern is extremely well written. The monthly instructions are easy to follow and very doable during the month! The pattern is available on the website. Thank you Cheryl for this unique and fun design!

This quilt counted as one of my UFOs because it could not be completed in 2020 … (my own rules as to what makes a UFO).
Quilt Stats
- Size: 60.5″ x 72.5″
- It is quilted with a beige thread – Aurifil 2000.
- The quilting is simple swirls in the background and all of the coloured shapes are outlined. Nothing fancy … but I really like how it looks!
- The batting is Hobbs 80/20.
- The fabrics are Kansas Troubles that have been sitting in my stash for … um … well … ya … at least 10 years … I think!!!! And, for some reason, the container with the Kansas Troubles fabric is still pretty full!!!
And a closeup of the quilting:

I was Featured


Jennifer featured the quilt with all the ruler quilting on it. You can read more about it HERE.
One who sleeps under a quilt is covered by LOVE!
Happy Quilting!
Gail
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Linking to:
- Midweek Makers @ QuiltFabrication
- Wednesday Wait Loss @ Inquiring Quilter
- Happy Needle and Thread @ My Quilt Infatuation
- Muv / Free Motion Mavericks @ Lizzie Lenard Vintage Sewing
- Put your Foot Down @ For the Love of Geese
- TGIFF @ MMM Quilts
- Cheryl @ Meadow Mist Designs
- Can I get a Whoop Whoop? @ Confessions of a Fabric Addict
- Finished or Not Friday @ Alycia Quilts
- Sherry @ Powered by Quilting
- Michelle @ From Bolt to Beauty
- Off the Wall Friday @ Creations – Quilts, Art, Whatever
- Peacock Party @ Wendy’s Quilts and More
Well done. The quilting is great. I still have to quilt mine.
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Thanks, Anja! I look forward to seeing yours finished! 🙂
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Lovely finish, Gail! I love Cheryl’s mysteries! I did not sew along this time but seeing all the beautiful versions, I’m sorry I didn’t. Love your version and especially your swirly quilting!
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Hi Emily!
I really enjoyed this mystery!!! You know, there are SEW many sew-a-longs, and mysteries, and … and … and … we do need to pick and choose what we do! As much as we’d like to, We cannot do it all!!! 🙂
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So true, Gail! I do want to do it all! But too many sew alongs are probably where my UFO backlog comes from! I’ve gotten better about picking and choosing but I still want to sew all the quilts!
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Cheryl’s mysteries are always fun, they are so well written and go together pretty easily. Congrats on a beautiful finish.
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Thanks, Kathy!
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What a lovely finish! The quilting may be simple but it’s oh so effective. Beautiful!
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Thank you, Jennifer! 🙂
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Your Morewood Mystery is fabulous. I too love the quilting you did. Sorry you still have a ton of 2.5″ squares but it must have been wonderful to be teaching again. I’ll bet the students got a lot out of the class including FUN!
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LOL, Sue!!! Unfortunately, I will ALWAYS have tons of 2″ and 2 1/2″ squares!!! 🙂
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Congratulations on the finish, Gail. As for your container, I’m convinced that fabric reproduces in the night….except for the pieces I really love (and can’t get any more)…they disappear!!
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Hi Rochelle,
You made me laugh!!! Of course the fabric we love doesn’t get bigger! Murphy’s Law, eh? 🙂
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Another beautiful finish Gail. Your quilting is perfect with the geometric design. Love those fabrics!
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Thanks, Carol! It was fun to quilt!
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This turned out really pretty! Great job!
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Thank you, Cheree!
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Dynamite quilt! I think that the back and forth arrows combined with the diagonal direction give this one great energy. Of course the crazy swirls add to the commotion, in a good way!
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Thanks, Laura Kate!!!
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Hi Gail! Love your Morewood version. The closeup of the quilting design looks great but the fabric sure reads a lot lighter there than in the larger overall photo. Either way, it’s a beautiful quilt finish. Yippee for using up some of that older stash. That feels good, doesn’t it? Plus it makes room for some new stuff. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Hi Roseanne,
Thank you!
I really really like your comment that using my fabric makes room for new stuff. Unfortunately, that’s not going to happen any time soon. Unless I get horribly blown over by some fabric that I absolutely HAVE to Have!
In the meantime, back to quilting! 🙂
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Pretty finish and your quilting really makes it rock! Great job!
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Thanks, Sue!
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Just lovely. I love your quilting!
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Thanks, Chris!
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That is an interesting pattern. I love how it appears to be made “on point” even though it isn’t.
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Thanks, Gene!
This is the first mystery that I’ve done with Meadow Mist Designs … I really like it!
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