Yesterday I got a little more serious about choosing the fabrics for my next project but I was having a lazy day and didn't press them or cut anything yet. I did sew one backing together so I'm one day closer to loading a quilt on my longarm.
The orange cactus continues to bloom with 3 more buds yet to open.
One more beautiful red blossom. I bought plant markers yesterday so I could mark what color all of the different cactus plants are. Last summer my little signs faded in the sun so I had to get more serious about my marking method this year.
Beautiful batiks, I think I recognise some from down here.Half the fun of a new project is looking at the fabrics, choosing, rejecting, and laying them out for US to see. Lovely. Cheers from Jean
Such a perfect way to wake up and begin my morning--seeing the thumbnail of your lovely palette among my list of favorite blogs. I could have guessed whose it was, even with seeing "Exuberant Color" beside it. Happy project planning, Wanda.
Buying those cactus plants was really like storing up sunshine, wasn't it? You have a real green thumb for growing those! I like your fabric run. I dream of one day being close to as good as you at pulling colors. :)
I had a change of plans today and have a "stay at home and sew" day!! My Christmas cacti bloomed at Christmas! I have a fuchsia, a white and a lighter pink one. Love the color scheme for your new project.
It is good to have a lazy day. I love the color range. We have been setting up my quilt frame this week. We can not get the Quilt Motion working correctly!
We all have to have quiet days. The cactus are beautiful. Your purchase of them was a good buy. Chris
ReplyDeleteI love the palette you have chosen for your next quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful batiks, I think I recognise some from down here.Half the fun of a new project is looking at the fabrics, choosing, rejecting, and laying them out for US to see. Lovely. Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteSuch a perfect way to wake up and begin my morning--seeing the thumbnail of your lovely palette among my list of favorite blogs. I could have guessed whose it was, even with seeing "Exuberant Color" beside it. Happy project planning, Wanda.
ReplyDeletea beautiful collection of fabric- I look forward to seeingthe project.
ReplyDeletesally in st. paul
luscious, springy colors!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you are going to do with this beautiful gradation!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at how long my cactus has been blooming this spring! I'm not sure what it means, but I sure have enjoyed the burst of color!
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics are wonderful together.
ReplyDeleteThe cactus is such a pretty color. I can't believe it is still blooming!
LOVE the grouping of fabrics! Choosing the fabrics for my next project is one of my favorite parts about quilting.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really beautiful range of fabrics! I can't wait to see what you have planned for them. :)
ReplyDeleteGot to love the pinks and purples.
ReplyDeleteBuying those cactus plants was really like storing up sunshine, wasn't it? You have a real green thumb for growing those! I like your fabric run. I dream of one day being close to as good as you at pulling colors. :)
ReplyDeleteI had a change of plans today and have a "stay at home and sew" day!! My Christmas cacti bloomed at Christmas! I have a fuchsia, a white and a lighter pink one. Love the color scheme for your new project.
ReplyDeleteLove your new pallette.
ReplyDeleteI AM WAITING!!!!
Gorgeous colors :)
ReplyDeleteIt is good to have a lazy day. I love the color range. We have been setting up my quilt frame this week. We can not get the Quilt Motion working correctly!
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Very beautiful cactus flowers. Smart lady to label them. I always think I'm going to and then get busy and forget!!
ReplyDeleteMy "Christmas" cactus is blooming too. Very prolifically. As is my orchid. Four blooms open right now and more buds.
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