Chugging Along on Clue 3

Clue 3 was finished yesterday.  It took me a few trys to decide how I was going to do them. Cutting rectangles and squares and then drawing lines was just not going to happen. I finally decided to make a template to tape to the back of my easy angle ruler. Worked great for me. I stitched and pressed in batches of ten trying to vary my neutrals as much as I could.

This is a good sampling of my pieces.

Here is my little template that I used. Several others made the same type of thing.

I have been using fat quarters. Using this template instead of cutting rectangles, I was able to get 5 units from each strip. Had I cut rectangles and used the flip and fold square technique, I would have only gotten 4. I cut 2 strips at a time, right sides facing each other. That gave me my mirror images. Then I used the other end of the ruler to cut the triangles. For me this was the best option.

Ready for the next clue!

I'm linking up with Bonnie Hunter's On Ringo Lake.

Next Step of On Ringo Lake

My geese have been finished since Monday night. I am just not very good at getting a post up as soon as I finish.

These are all of my coral fabrics. I had most of them in my stash. A friend and I went to a quilt store closeout and I couldn't pass them up.

Most of the neutrals had to be purchased because En Provence took of most of what I had last year. It was fun looking for lots of them to replenish the neutral tub. I think I have eleven or twelve. 

I'm linking up with Bonnie Hunter at   Quiltville .