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Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Fly, baby, fly

I had seen 2 babies up in this nest a couple days ago and forgot to get their picture. Then yesterday when I was out pulling weeds I heard a parent robin chirping from the telephone wire across the yard. I looked up and here was baby trying to decide whether to try flying or not. Later in the day I saw him still in his nest, but by evening he was gone. I went back out and did more weeding and dead branch cutting in the afternoon so by evening I was tired. I needed to sew to unwind so I pulled out this tray of Kaffe fabrics, squares cut in 2 sizes.
I am making 4 patches with the small squares which will be randomly placed among the larger squares in a simple quilt.
There is still a little over 2 days to sign up for my Blogiversary giveaway on Sunday's post. If you haven't chosen which item 1-6 that you would like to win, be sure to go back and leave a comment or email me. I hope my regular readers who are on vacation will be back in time to get in on this.

12 comments:

  1. Well, how cool is that?! What luck to see the baby ready to fledge!

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  2. You have some gorgeous fabrics there.

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  3. How great to see that baby robin thinking about its first flight!
    I cannot wait to see your top in those prints -- I have some Fassett prints and am still unsure just what I want to do with them.

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  4. It's always fun to watch the baby birds! That was good timing for you.
    Love those gorgeous fabrics. It'll be fun "watching" this quilt take shape. And what a great way to unwind after a busy day. Productive, but not strenuous. That's thinking ahead!

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  5. Kaffe Fasset fabris are so gorgeous! His use f colour has me drooling, but I think you are his equal! Waiting to see what you will make from these pieces.

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  6. Playing with those fabrics would sure brighten my mood!! Wonderful colours.

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  7. Baby birds are on the wing everywhere! Yesterday there was a baby bird that flew to our bird feeder in the backyard, and the mama bird was sitting on the bird feeder with the baby, feeding it. It was a really cool thing to see.

    Can't wait to see what the Kaffe Fassett quilt will look like. I just love the colors in those fabrics.

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  8. This will be a lovely quilt. As you know, I love Kaffe Fassett prints. You have a wonderful selection of them.

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  9. Just had to check out the past posts before I turned computer off for the night. As usual your fabric combinations just 'dance'. Love todays selection, so bright and summery.

    Tuesdays runner glows ~ in photo it looks as if those triangles are of metal reflecting the summer rays.

    Lucky Diane... that is a striking piece.

    I voted since I last wrote the last sentence.

    J~MT

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  10. great way to unwind Wanda. Lovely little birds and Kaffe fabrics. I have many of the same fabrics and can't wait to see what you come up with.

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  11. As usual, you inspire me, Wanda. I have a bunch of three-inch squares I was going to use in a tied quilt when I first started quilting. They've been sitting in my stash, waiting for an idea to come along. You've given me one - thanks!

    Hope you have a Happy 4th. :-)

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  12. I've always wanted to work with Kaffe Fassett fabrics. Haven't bought any yet...I'll be looking forward to seeing these squares all put together.

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