Part Four-Mystery Quilt

I forgot to tell you that while in our applique class , I was working on these....

Little ornaments for the tree sent along with Christmas cards. They are from a free pattern from Buttermilk Basin a couple of weeks ago.
Now for the Mystery  Quilt progress.......

 We have   #2 and #3  which are similar to part one!
We first had to make our  aqua and neutral half square triangles, 80 of them.
I did have 2 different neutrals and many different aquas.
These are my two different blocks. At this moment I have twenty of each but by this afternoon I shall have finished ( with god's grace).
I shall link up to quiltville here.  Chatter soon, Martha.
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