I finally made the first cuts on the batik kits. I have 35 fabrics cut and 5 more ready to press and cut. It was getting warm in the basement with the iron on so I gave up after the 9 p.m. news last night.
Today I am teaching my color class. I had 7 kits leftover from NC and I had 7 students signed up. 2 called last night with husband health situations and cancelled so I hope I have 5 students when I get there this morning.
I saw a goldfinch outside my kitchen window on a coneflower but by the time I got my camera he had flown to one of the volunteer sunflowers.
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I am sure you will have a great class no matter how many are there. I just love goldfinches!!
Hope your class goes well! I love those little gold finches.
I love the green fabric.
I never knew I liked green until I kept finding myself buying green fabric. lol
The goldfinch blends in so well!
Hope your class went well and the expected students turned up.
enjoy the class! I need to make a repair to my bird feeder today then put it back out.
Karen
I love gold finches on flowers eating away. Priceless!
How nice of the goldfinch to perch on a color-coordinated flower.
Have fun with your class!
Hi Wanda, Good luck with your class.Someday I will be
there.Love the gold finches! Such good pics!! By the way,you're not a wimp! The heat gets us all! jmh
I was wondering what bird that was when I visited my uncles last week. They are so pretty.
Good luck with your class.
Lovely green batik. NICE pictures of the goldfinch.
Wonderful camouflage Mr. Goldfinch, state bird for a few states. Lovely, you have a sharp eye. I'm sure that your class WILL be a success.
just discovered your blog a few weeks ago and enjoy reading about your projects and seeing photos of your quilts and garden. Thanks for sharing.
Those colorful stacks look great! Have fun at your class.
Well, isn't it nice that you have a great free buffet for the birds out there! Hope your class went well. That's a lot of cutting. I was doing some of that last night, too.
Looks like that finch was really hungry. We have them at our feeder here also, and they love black oil sunflower seeds. More than the special seeds for finch.
Those green batiks look so special... Did you go to bed with visions of little squares dancing in your head ?
J~MT
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