Celtic Solstice - part 5

I had to rush to link to part 5 of Celtic Solstice before the link is closed...

maybe the first rush in this quilt-along;o)

The last clue...

(yes, I already know it was the last clue, because the mystery is revealed... 

Bonnie did it a festive New Year's Eve! FABULOUS!!!)

... was to make 100 SPLIT TRIANGLE units for the small quilt.

Because I like to remember my journey to Ireland... I picked up these memories for this week.

Clearly those split triangles resemble rock formations on the coast of Ireland... at least in my eyes;o)

For this clue I also took out my Easy Angle ruler to cut those neutral and blue triangles. 

I followed exactly Bonnie's cutting instructions... with the missing dog ears it was easy to sew them together with orange-yellow HST units.

Was it too easy... because my sewing assistant seems to sleep?

I also had a bit of time to play with sewed units...

... and I contemplated the ways in which Bonnie is going to lay out the pieces. That kind of contemplating is a part of fun in these mystery quilts...

The all 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" units are now finished:

 - 92 star point units with orange background

- 96 star point units with neutral background

- 100 yellow/green/neutral chevrons

- 25 orange/yellow pinwheels

- 120 green/orange 4-patches

- 100 split triangle units

Hopefully I have counted them right...

Hugs, Smiles And Warm Fuzzy Feelings

to every one;o)