I finished the mowing yesterday afternoon in the sunshine. Then I pulled all of the weeds out of my raised bed where I have been planting tomatoes. Today I hope to transplant a Hosta and a Columbine.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
All of the blocks................
I finished the mowing yesterday afternoon in the sunshine. Then I pulled all of the weeds out of my raised bed where I have been planting tomatoes. Today I hope to transplant a Hosta and a Columbine.
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Very graphic! I like how you mixed the combinations together. It does look like a cityscape.......windows and roads.
This will make a lovely baby quilt! It is overcast here again today and cool - 43 degrees this morning. Looks like some sunshine this afternoon. The humidity is still high and everything is just wet. I sure hope it doesn't get blazing hot all of a sudden. I am still looking to easing into summer.
Love it! Very fresh and modern. Not everything has to be a "useable" size. Some things are just good for the soul!
Great solution for blocks you are tired of I do love the window blocks and the stripes break them up nicely.
This is better than most of the "modern" quilts out there. The colors and graphic statement look strong and cohesive.
I like it too, after your work in the sun I sure knew how you felt last night. Then coming in to work on your "Downtown" I would t have not gotten up out of my chair either. I really have cut down on my gardens this year and yet I still feel I have lots to maintaine. I just run out of steam.
JJM
That's the perfect name for it! I know hours in the garden take a toll on any stitching around here.
I would leave this at the current size as well. I bought the book and thought hard about making something from it but never did. The book was passed along to another quilter who is using it to pieces.
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