I sewed eighteen more 16 patch blocks last night, two each of the nine you see here. I also sewed the 5 pinwheel blocks which I cut a couple days ago but I haven't put them on the design wall yet.
I dug out 3 hostas yesterday that would be in the way for the installers when I get my combination storm/screens for my 3 studio windows. Then I dug out a few that were too crowded in another flower bed and replanted the smaller ones spaced farther apart. I planted one big one in a different bed. I'll take a vacation from digging now for a couple days. It's only supposed to be in the 50s today so I'll stay inside and sew.
Looks like you are on a roll. After this weekend I need me time and plan doing the same. Chris
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm amazed that besides the pinwheel blocks you can sew 18 other blocks in one night!
ReplyDeleteI need to decide what to do about my iris's I think they all need to be dug up and spaced further apart, the bed is getting too crowded and I had very little flowers this year - probably I should wait until fall though - I might want to totally redo that flower bed. I will think about it today.
ReplyDeleteI am loving these blues!
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Love the blues!
ReplyDeletei love hostas but alas i have none...no real shady places to put them...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blues!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue and purple combo.
ReplyDeleteYou know, Wanda, I sometimes get exhausted just by reading your blog. I'm constantly amazed at how much you accomplish every day. Loving the blue "lividly cooling" 16 patch. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are dabbling "in the blues"...:) The purple/blue combo is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteHappy stitching (and I'm glad you are taking a break from digging - that's HARD work!)
ReplyDeleteI'm absolutely loving these blues! It is going to be a wonderfully peaceful quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis last set of blocks are so pretty. Blue is my favorite color, and I have never seen so many different lovely shades.
ReplyDeleteToday was a day with sunshine, it was not predicted so a nice surprise. I got all my whiskey barrel containers planted with marigolds and lobelia. Now they tell us it is to dip down to 35 degrees tonight. I hope no colder, those marigolds can't take freezing temps.
JJM
We would enjoy the 50's! THe 80's just seem too hot and I am not looking forward to triple digits!
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