Here is a piece of Seminole patchwork with some lame (without the accent mark over the e). 
Here is a cathedral window block, done 100% by machine. It was made to advertise a demo on the procedure.
This is another of my favorite blocks. It was my logo when I had a quilt shop. It goes by many names, Blackford's Beauty and Stepping Stones are too. There are minor variations in the blocks with the different names.
I checked out the garden yesterday and my fall blooming anemones have buds on them.
We got a quick rain shower yesterday and we needed it. Today looks clear so far.
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More eye candy! I love the butterflies -- what a great quilt to work on in the winter when there's snow and freezing cold wind! Might make one feel like there is hope of summer coming. :-)
The black and white block is almost mesmerizing. I kept staring and staring at it!
Such variety. I like the black and white block that was your logo -- it has a lot of interest, much more than a simple star block. Have a great day!
Enjoy your visitors!! I agree with Catherine that the butterflies would be a great wintertime project...
How do you do your cathedral windows by machine? I invented my own way a year or so ago. Silly me I thought I was the first.
I really like the butterflies.
Love the butterflies. They remind me of the Eric Carle "Very Hungry Caterpillar" fabric that is out now.
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