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Friday, April 1, 2022

Macaron Mystery Quilt ++ Linkup Reminder

 Macaron Mystery Quilt Linkup Reminder



It may be April 1st, but this no April Fools joke :)  The Macaron Mystery quilt linkup deadline is Thursday, April 7th at midnight (EDT).

Remember, you can always find all of the information and posts about the quilt along on the Macaron Mystery Quilt Page.

The Reveal parade post will be posted on Thursday, April 14th.  

On the 13th the pdf links from the posts will be removed.  The instructions will always be available in the blog posts and a full, easily printable version of the pattern will be available in my pattern shop.



LINKUP YOUR QUILT BY APRIL 7TH EST

  • Use the linkup link below. You will link up your quilt top or quilt and then on the reveal parade day, they will all publish together in one post.
  • The deadline to linkup is April 7th at midnight EST.
  • If you have any problems or questions with the link-up, e-mail me at MMDmysteryquilts@gmail.com. I can load your quilt picture into the linky party for you.
  • If you need help, please do not DM me through Instagram, message through Facebook, leave a comment in the Facebook group, etc. I simply cannot keep track of all of the different avenues of communication and might not see your question or problem.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Do I need to finish my quilt (quilted and bound) to take part in the parade and be eligible for prizes? 
    • No, you can enter pictures of completed quilt tops or finished quilts.
  • I posted my quilt picture to Facebook / Instagram / my blog, am I entered into the parade? 
    • No, you must link up your picture to be eligible. I will help you if you have any problems.
  • How are the prizes given out? 
    •  All prizes are given out randomly to quilters who participate in the reveal parade.
  • I loved the mystery quilt so much I made two (or more) versions, can I link up both of them? 
    •  Yes! You can link up all of the quilt tops and/or finished quilts you made from the Macaron Mystery quilt and each quilt gets an entry into the prize drawing.
  • I changed up the design (added borders, arranged blocks differently, changed size, etc), can I still enter the reveal parade for prizes?
    • Yes!  Any and all Macaron Mystery variations are eligible for prizes.





Thursday, February 3, 2022

Macaron Mystery ++ Block and Quilt Top Assembly

 It's reveal day for the Macaron Mystery Quilt!


This post is jam packed with Macaron Mystery goodness, so keep reading to find:

  1. Instructions for Blocks A, B, and C and the Block and Sashing Rows
  2. Quilt Top Assembly Instructions
  3. Quilt Finishing Instructions
  4. How to submit your quilt or quilt top into the reveal parade

We have come to the reveal of the mystery quilt design so hopefully you love the design!  Remember, you can always find all of the information and posts about the quilt along on the Macaron Mystery Page.

You will now have 2 months, until April 7th (midnight EST), to finish the quilt top / quilt and link up.  Check out the sponsors / prizes post to see the prizes from our 12 generous sponsors!

The Reveal parade post will be posted on Thursday, April 14th.  

On the 13th the pdf links from the posts will be removed.  The instructions will always be available in the blog posts and a full, easily printable version of the pattern will be available in my pattern shop.



ALL ABOUT LINKING UP

In order to keep this post from becoming too long, I have created a page that answers frequently asked questions, instructions on how to link your quilt up, and the actual quilt link up.  You can go to the page here.

Click here for more information and to link up your quilt top / quilt



MACARON MYSTERY INSTRUCTIONS

Without further ado, here are the final instructions for the Macaron Mystery quilt, I hope you love the design!

Click the links below for downloadable, easy to print versions of the instructions...






Block A

Combine the following pieces to make 4 block A 12 ½" x 12 ½". 

1.  Arrange the following blocks and pieces according to the diagram. 
4 doublet flying geese units 4 ½" x 4 ½"
4 snowball units 4 ½" x 4 ½"
1 bg1 square 4 ½" x 4 ½"

2. Sew units and pieces into rows pressing seams open or away from the doublet flying geese units.  Each row should measure 4 ½" x 12 ½".

3. Sew the rows together, pressing seams open, to make a block A 12 ½" x 12 ½".  

4. Repeat steps 1-3 to make a total of 4 block A 12 ½" x 12 ½".





Block B

Combine the following pieces to make 8 block B 12 ½" x 12 ½". 

1.  Arrange the following blocks and pieces according to the diagram (it does not matter which corner the HST unit is in). 

4 doublet flying geese units 4 ½" x 4 ½"
3 snowball units 4 ½" x 4 ½"
1 A/Bg2 HST unit 4 ½" x 4 ½"
1 bg1 square 4 ½" x 4 ½"

2. Sew units and pieces into rows pressing seams open or away from the doublet flying geese units.  Each row should measure 4 ½" x 12 ½".

3. Sew the rows together, pressing seams open, to make a block B 12 ½" x 12 ½".  

4. Repeat steps 1-3 to make a total of 8 block B 12 ½" x 12 ½".





Block C

Combine the following pieces to make 6 block C 13" x 13".
 
1.  Arrange the following blocks and pieces according to the diagram. 

2 divided triangles 5" x 5"
2 doublet flying geese units 4 ½" x 4 ½"
1 snowball unit 4 ½" x 4 ½"
1 Bg1 triangle 5" x 5"

2. Sew units and pieces into rows pressing seams open or away from the doublet flying geese units. Note: some of these edges are on the bias which means they are more prone to stretching and warping.

3. Sew the rows together, pressing seams open, to make a block C.  

4. Repeat steps 1-3 to make a total of 6 block C.





Setting Triangles

The Macaroon Mystery Quilt is assembled on-point.  Below are listed both the exact measurements for the setting triangles and a more generous cutting size (an extra ½") for easier piecing (trimmed to size after the quilt top is sewn together).  

1.  Cut 1 Bg2 strip 18 ¼" x WOF (18 ¾" if oversizing).
a. Sub-cut the strip into 2 Bg2 squares 18 1/4" x 18 1/4" (18 ¾" x 18 ¾" if oversizing).  

2. Cut the Bg2 squares 18 ¼" x 18 ¼" in half twice on the diagonal to form 8 Bg2 setting triangles (you will only use 6 of the setting triangles).




3. Place a fabric D square 2" x 2" right sides together in the right-angle corner of a Bg2 setting triangle.  Draw a diagonal line using a removable marking device on the back of the fabric D square (shown as the solid line).  

5. Sew along the marked line.  Trim ¼" from the seam line and press the seam open or towards fabric D.

6. Repeat steps 3-5 for each of the 6 setting triangles.





Block Rows
Note:  The Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 15 ½" and 3 ½" x 17 are longer than needed and will be trimmed after the quilt top is assembled.

BLOCK ROW 1

Sew together the following pieces and blocks to make a block row 1, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangle.  Repeat to make a total of 2 block row 1.

1 block C
1 sashing triangle
1 Bg2 rectangle 3 ½" x 15 ½"





BLOCK ROW 2

Sew together the following pieces and blocks to make a block row 2, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangles.  Repeat to make a total of 2 block row 2.

2 blocks B (be sure to rotate the blocks B to match the illustration)
1 block C
1 sashing triangle
3 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 12 ½"






BLOCK ROW 3

Sew together the following pieces and blocks to make a block row 3, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangles.  Repeat to make a total of 2 block row 3.

2 blocks A
2 blocks B (be sure to rotate the blocks B to match the illustration)
1 block C
1 sashing triangle
5 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 12 ½"

 




Sashing Rows
Note:  The Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 15 ½" and 3 1/2" x 17 are longer than needed and will be trimmed after the quilt top is assembled.

SASHING ROW 1

Sew together the following pieces and units to make a sashing row 1, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangles.  Repeat to make a total of 2 sashing row 1.

1 SiaS unit 3 ½" x 3 ½"
2 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 17"




SASHING ROW 2

Sew together the following pieces and units to make a sashing row 2, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangles.  Repeat to make a total of 2 sashing row 2.

3 SiaS units 3 ½" x 3 ½"
2 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 12 ½"
2 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 17" (on the ends of the row)





SASHING ROW 3

Sew together the following pieces and blocks to make a sashing row 3, pressing seams open or towards the Bg2 rectangles.  Make only 1 sashing row 3.

5 SiaS units 3 ½" x 3 ½"
4 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 12 ½"
2 Bg2 rectangles 3 ½" x 15 ½" (on the ends of the row)






Quilt Top Assembly

1. Arrange and sew together the block rows and sashing rows according to the Quilt Top Assembly diagram on page 12, pressing the seams open. 

Tip: Aligning the Bg 2 rectangles from the block rows with the square in a square blocks in the sashing rows will help with the quilt top layout and sewing.  

2. Trim the excess Bg2 rectangles (and setting triangles if oversized) to make the quilt top edges straight and square as shown in the diagrams below.

3.  The quilt top should measure about 64" x 64".








Finishing



1.  Make backing: Remove selvages from backing fabric, cut into 2 pieces approx. 72" x WOF and sew backing pieces together along the trimmed selvage edges using a ½" seam, pressing the seam open.  Trim backing to approx. 72" x 72".

2.  Layer the quilt top, batting, and backing.   Baste and quilt as desired.

3.  Cut the binding fabric into 7 strips 2 ½" x WOF.  Trim off selvages and sew together end-to-end to make the binding.  Bind and enjoy your quilt!






Share Your Quilt

You can share your in-progress and finished pictures of your mystery quilt on the Meadow Mist Designs Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/MeadowMistDesigns/ and on Instagram and other social media using #MacaronMysteryQuilt and #MeadowMistDesigns.

Be sure to link up your quilt top or finished quilt into the reveal party parade here to be eligible to win prizes from one of the 13 sponsors of the quilt along!

What do you think of the Macaron Mystery quilt design?






Any questions?  Leave them in a comment below or post them to our Facebook group page.  I look forward to seeing everyone's quilts!!




 





 




Thursday, January 6, 2022

Macaron Mystery ++ Snowball and Doublet Units

 

Happy New Year :)  

Welcome to the seventh month of instructions for the Macaron Mystery Quilt!  This month we will be sewing some of our units from previous months together.

There is plenty of time to join in on the quilt along!  You can find all of the information about the Macaron Mystery, including schedule, past instructions, links to the Facebook group, sneak peek, and more at the Macaron Mystery Page.

The Macaron Mystery Quilt is a lap sized, free quilt-along that will run from July 2021 through April 2022 with a set of directions revealed the first Thursday of every month. 

    Now that the Macaron Mystery quilt along has ended, 
    you can find a easy to print, full version of the Macaron Mystery 
    pattern for sale in my pattern shop.





    Snowball Units

    Combine 46 A/Bg2 HST units 4 ½" x 4 ½" and 46 fabric D squares 2" x 2" to make 46 snowball units 4 ½" x 4 ½".

    Note:  Only 46 (of the 54) A/Bg2 HST units 4 ½" x 4 ½" and 46 (of the 52) fabric D squares 2" x 2" will be used in this step.  Save the remaining HST units and fabric D squares for a future step.

    1. Place a fabric D square 2" x 2" right sides together with A/Bg2 HST unit 4 ½" x 4 ½" such that the fabric D square is on top of the Bg2 triangle corner.

    2. Draw a diagonal line using a removable marking device on the back of the fabric D square (shown as the solid line). 
     
    3. Sew along the marked line.  Trim ¼" from the seam line and press the seam open or towards fabric D to make a snowball unit 4 ½" x 4 ½".

    4. Repeat steps 1-3 to make a total of 46 snowball units 4 ½" x 4 ½".






    Doublet Units

    Combine 60 B/Bg2 flying geese units 2 ½" x 4 ½" and 60 C/Bg1 flying geese units 2 ½" x 4 ½" to make 60 doublet units 4 ½" x 4 ½".

    1. Sew together 1 B/Bg2 flying geese unit 2 ½" x 4 ½" and 1 C/Bg1 flying geese unit 2 ½" x 4 ½", pressing the seam open or towards the B/Bg2 flying geese unit to make a doublet unit 4 ½" x 4 ½".

    2. Repeat to make 60 doublet units 4 ½" x 4 ½". 








    Many thanks to the generous sponsors of the Macaron Mystery Quilt!




    Any questions? Leave them in a comment below or post them to our Facebook group page.  The next set of instructions will be published on the first Thursday of February, the 3rd.


     


     

     




    Thursday, October 7, 2021

    Macaron Mystery ++ Flying Geese Units

     


    Let's make some flying geese :)  

    Welcome to the third month of instructions for the Macaron Mystery Quilt!  This month we will be making some flying geese units using the no-waste method.

    There is plenty of time to join in on the quilt along, we are just getting started! Last month we cut our fabric for the quilt top.  You can find all of the information about the Macaron Mystery, including schedule, past instructions, links to the Facebook group, sneak peek, and more at the Macaron Mystery Page.

    The Macaron Mystery Quilt is a free quilt-along that will run from July 2021 through April 2022 with a set of directions revealed the first Thursday of every month. The Macaron Mystery is a lap size design, that can easily be made larger with the addition of borders.  

      Now that the Macaron Mystery quilt along has ended, 
      you can find a easy to print, full version of the Macaron Mystery 
      pattern for sale in my pattern shop.





      Flying Geese Units

      Combine 15 fabric B squares 5 ¼" x 5 ¼" and 60 Bg2 squares 2 ⅞" x 2 ⅞" to make 60 B/Bg2 flying geese units 2 ½" x 4 ½" using the No Waste Flying Geese method. 

      1.  Place 2 of the Bg2 squares 2 ⅞" x 2 ⅞" on opposite corners of a Fabric B square 5 ¼" x 5 ¼" right sides together.  The Bg2 squares will overlap in the middle of the Fabric B square.  Use a removable marking device to make a line diagonally across the Bg2 squares (solid line).



      2.  Sew a scant ¼" seam on both sides of the marked line (dotted lines) and then cut on the marked line (solid line).





      3.  Press the seams towards the Bg2 squares. You will have two of these intermediate units.  For each intermediate unit, place a Bg2 square 2 ⅞" x 2 ⅞" on the corner of the fabric B square right sides together.  Draw a diagonal line on the Bg2 square (solid line) and sew a scant ¼" on both sides of the marked line (dotted lines).



      4.  Cut on the marked line (solid line) and press the seams towards the Bg2 squares.  Each set of 1 fabric B square and 4 Bg2 squares will yield 4 B/Bg2 flying geese.



      5. Repeat steps 1-4 to make a total of 60 B/Bg2 flying geese units.  Cut off tabs (also known as dog ears) and trim blocks to 2 ½" x 4 ½" if necessary, making sure there is ¼" between the point of the goose triangle and the edge of the unit.





      Many thanks to the generous sponsors of the Macaron Mystery Quilt!




      Any questions? Leave them in a comment below or post them to our Facebook group page.  The next set of instructions will be published on the first Thursday of November, the 4th.


       





      Thursday, September 2, 2021

      Macaron Mystery ++ Triangle Units

       


      Let's make some triangles :)  

      Welcome to the second month of instructions for the Macaron Mystery Quilt!  This month we will be making a variety of triangle units.

      There is plenty of time to join in on the quilt along, we are just getting started! Last month we cut our fabric for the quilt top.  You can find all of the information about the Macaron Mystery, including schedule, past instructions, links to the Facebook group, sneak peek, and more at the Macaron Mystery Page.

      The Macaron Mystery Quilt is a free quilt-along that will run from July 2021 through April 2022 with a set of directions revealed the first Thursday of every month. The Macaron Mystery is a lap size design, that can easily be made larger with the addition of borders.  

        Now that the Macaron Mystery quilt along has ended, 
        you can find a easy to print, full version of the Macaron Mystery 
        pattern for sale in my pattern shop.






        Half Square Triangle (HST) Units

        Combine 27 fabric A squares 5" x 5" and 27 Bg2 squares 5" x 5" to make 54 A/Bg2 HST units 4 ½" x 4 ½".

        1. Place a fabric A square 5" x 5" and a Bg2 fabric square 5" x 5" right sides together.  Draw a diagonal line using a removable marking device on the back of the lighter square (shown as the solid line). 

        2. Sew a ¼" seam on either side of the solid line (shown as the dotted lines).  Cut on the solid line and press seams open or toward the darker fabric.  

        3. Trim each A/Bg2 HST unit to 4 ½" x 4 ½".  

        4. Repeat to make a total of 54 A/Bg2 HST units 4 ½" x 4 ½".





        Divided Triangle Units

        Combine 3 fabric A squares 5 ½" x 5 ½" and 3 Bg2 squares 5 ½" x 5 ½" to make 12 divided triangle units 5" x 5".

        1. Place a fabric A square 5 ½" x 5 ½" and a Bg2 fabric square 5 ½" x 5 ½" right sides together.  Draw a diagonal line using a removable marking device on the back of the lighter square (shown as the solid line). 

        2. Sew a ¼" seam on either side of the solid line (shown as the dotted lines).  Cut on the solid line and press seams open or toward the darker fabric.  

        3. Trim each HST unit to 5" x 5".  




        4. Cut each HST in half once on the diagonal to make 2 divided triangle units 5" x 5".

        5. Repeat to make a total of 12 divided triangle units.




        Bg1 Triangle Units

        Cut 3 Bg1 squares 5" x 5" in half once on the diagonal to make 6 Bg1 triangle units 5" x 5".




        Many thanks to the generous sponsors of the Macaron Mystery Quilt!




        Any questions? Leave them in a comment below or post them to our Facebook group page. I look forward to seeing everyone's fabric selections. The next set of instructions will be published on the first Thursday of October, the 7th.





        Thursday, August 5, 2021

        Macaron Mystery ++ Cutting Instructions


        Is everyone ready to start cutting their fabrics?  

        Welcome to the first month of instructions for the Macaron Mystery Quilt! The Macaron Mystery Quilt is a free quilt-along that will run from July 2021 through April 2022 with a set of directions revealed the first Thursday of every month. The Macaron Mystery is a lap size design, that can easily be made larger with the addition of borders.  

        There is plenty of time to join in on the quilt along, we are just getting started! You can find all of the information about the Macaron Mystery, including schedule, past instructions, links to the Facebook group, sneak peek, and more at the Macaron Mystery Page.

        Now that the Macaron Mystery quilt along has ended, 
        you can find a easy to print, full version of the Macaron Mystery 
        pattern for sale in my pattern shop.




        Cutting Instructions




        FABRIC A

        1. Cut 1 strip 5 ½" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strip into 3 squares 5 ½" x 5 ½".

        2. Cut 4 strips 5" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 27 squares 5" x 5" (each strip can yield 8 squares).


        FABRIC B

        1. Cut 3 strips 5 ¼" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 15 squares 5 ¼" x 5 ¼" (each strip can yield 7 squares).


        FABRIC C

        1. Cut 3 strips 5 ¼" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 15 squares 5 ¼" x 5 ¼" (each strip can yield 7 squares).


        FABRIC D

        1. Cut 2 strips 2 ⅜" x WOF. (Cut the strips to 2 ⅝" x WOF and the squares to 2 ⅝" x 2 ⅝" if you like to oversize the triangles used in square in a square blocks.)
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 26 squares 2 ⅜" x 2 ⅜" (each strip can yield 16 squares).

        2. Cut 3 strips 2" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 52 squares 2" x 2". (each strip can yield 20 squares).


        BACKGROUND FABRIC 1 (Bg1)

        1. Cut 1 strip 5" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strip into 3 squares 5" x 5".
        b. Use the remainder of the strip to cut 4 squares 4 ½" x 4 ½".

        2. Cut 1 strip 4 ½" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strip into 8 additional squares 4 ½" x 4 ½" (for a total of 12 squares 4 ½" x 4 ½").

        3. Cut 5 strips 2 ⅞" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 60 squares 2 ⅞" x 2 ⅞" (each strip can yield 13 squares).

        4. Cut 1 strip 2 ⅝" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 13 squares 2 ⅝" x 2 ⅝".


        BACKGROUND FABRIC 2 (Bg2)

        1. Cut 1 strip 5 ½" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strip into 3 squares 5 ½" x 5 ½".

        2. Cut 4 strips 5" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 27 squares 5" x 5" (each strip can yield 8 squares).

        3. Cut 14 strips 3 ½" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut 4 strips into 8 rectangles 3 ½" x 17" (each strip can yield 2 rectangles).
        b. Sub-cut 2 strips into 4 rectangles 3 ½" x 15 ½" (each strip can yield 2 rectangles).
        c. Sub-cut 8 strips into 24 rectangles 3 ½" x 12 ½" (each strip can yield 3 rectangles).

        4. Cut 5 strips 2 ⅞" x WOF.
        a. Sub-cut the strips into 60 squares 2 ⅞" x 2 ⅞" (each strip can yield 13 squares).

        5. You will have a good amount of Bg2 fabric left (at least 19" x WOF).  Save this fabric for a later step.



        Many thanks to the generous sponsors of the Macaron Mystery Quilt!




        Any questions? Leave them in a comment below or post them to our Facebook group page. I look forward to seeing everyone's fabric selections. The next set of instructions will be published on the first Thursday of September, the 2nd.




        Thursday, July 1, 2021

        Macaron Mystery Quilt ++ Quilt Kits

         


        I'm so excited to be kicking off the Macaron Mystery and am sharing all about quilt kits options for the Macaron Mystery Quilt Along in this post :)    

        You do not need to purchase a kit to take part in the quilt along, you are free to use fabric you already have or purchase.  But if you are interesting in getting a kit of preselected fabrics for the quilt we have kits available from Brewstitched, the Fat Quarter Shop, and Serge & Sew.    

        There are many, many different kits available (10 to be exact) from more traditional to more modern.  Check with the individual quilt shop to see if they ship only within their country or if they ship out of their country too.

        You can find the introductory post all about fabric requirements for the Macaron Mystery quilt here.

        Now that the Macaron Mystery quilt along has ended, 
        you can find a easy to print, full version of the Macaron Mystery 
        pattern for sale in my pattern shop.

        Brewstitched

        You can find all four of the beautiful quilt kit options Brewstitched has put together right here.

        Lavender Lemon Macaron Kit - $80




        Pistachio Macaron Kit - $70




        Raspberry Macaron Kit - $70




        Rose Macaron Kit - $75


        The Fat Quarter Shop kits are not single kit you can purchase, if you like the fabric combinations listed below, use the links to go to each fabric and place the amount listed into your cart to build your kit (affiliate links).  Note that 1/8 yard cuts were rounded up to the nearest 1/4 yard and these kit options do not include yardages for binding or backing.


        Bright Macaron Kit

        Fabric B - 3/4 yard - Smol Navy Kim's Knuts
        Fabric C - 3/4 yard - Smol Navy Tweed
        Fabric D - 1/2 yard - Speckled Metallic Berry
        Bg1 Fabric - 1 1/4 yards - Bella Solids White Bleached
        Bg2 Fabric - 3 1/4 yards - Anagram Peacock Letters





        Blossom Macaron Kit

        Fabric B - 3/4 yard - Mayfair Chelsea
        Fabric D - 1/2 yard - Bella Solids Zen Grey
        Bg1 Fabric - 1 1/4 yards - Bella Solids White Bleached
        Bg2 Fabric - 3 1/4 yards - Bella Solids Graphite





        Strawberry Macaron Kit

        Fabric D - 1/2 yard - Bella Solids Navy
        Bg1 Fabric - 1 1/4 yards - Bella Solids White Bleached
        Bg2 Fabric - 3 1/4 yards - Bella Solids Flax




        Halloween Macaron Kit

        Fabric B - 3/4 yard - Spooky 'n Sweeter Winging it Dim
        Fabric D - 1/2 yard - Bella Solids in Black
        Bg1 Fabric - 1 1/4 yards - Bella Solids White Bleached
        Bg2 Fabric - 3 1/4 yards - Bella Solids Zen Grey





        Serge & Sew is a Canadian based fabric shop that is offering two quilt options.  Customers can call or email the shop to make arrangements and they will even customize kits for you.  You can find phone and email information here and links to the Macaron Mystery kits here.

        Purple Macaron - $138 CDN (estimated)



        Teal Macaron - $147 CDN (estimated)



        I look forward to seeing everyone's fabric selections!


        Remember, you can share your fabric selections and ask for feedback in the Meadow Mist Designs Facebook Group or on social media using the hashtag #MacaronMysteryQuilt.