It's Business Time

As part of Tote n Gloat in Palmerston North, I entered a mystery Row by Row challenge.  

I thought it would be fun because each person could choose their own theme and use their own fabrics.  The only rules were that each row had to be 40" wide and each row had to comply with the clues announced month by month.  

I wanted to use my husband's business shirts, so I called my quilt "It's Business Time". 

The clues were wide and left plenty of room for interpretation.  

1. three of a kind

2. curved piecing

3. embroider

4. applique

5. mirror image

6. recycle it

7. maker's choice

The Beehive - a famous Wellington landmark which is part of the Parliament buildings

I didn't win a prize but they very kindly gave each entrant a ribbon, which feels as good as a prize to me.  

I had my quilt long armed by Sue B from Busy Bee Quilt Shop in Wellington.