Staying organized............

For the fabrics that I am cutting into 9.5", 6.5", and 3.5" squares I cut a strip 9.5" wide across the fabric.  Then I cut a 9.5" strip, a 6.5" strip and a 3.5" strip from that piece.

I am usually cutting 4 or more layers at the same time.

This is what one 9.5" strip yields.  You can see that every square has different patterns in it.  Some have lots of red flowers, some only have one or none.

Then I stack like sizes together in stacks of 10.  The diagonal squares are a less than 10 pile.  There are 40+ 3.5" squares, 20+ 6.5" squares, 10+ 9.5" squares and the 12.5" pile is less than 10.  I am less than half way done cutting.

Then there is the pile of scraps, all narrower than 3.5".

I divide them into pieces wide enough to cut 2.5" squares for another project and less than 2.5" to add to my scrap box.

My pansies are still doing well in their pot.

The Evening Primrose is starting to bloom.  Here is some info I found about it on the Internet:
Scientific Name: Oenothera fruticosa Common Name: Sundrops, Narrowleaf Evening Primrose