I have lots of pressing to do today, 25 Hunter Star blocks, one postage stamp block and the kit sample colorwash that will hang behind me at the first live session of my Colorwash 360 class. (only 3 more days to register for this session)
The Sedum flowers are changing to their fall color. Here are the 2 different varieties. One is definitely more fluffy.
How is the enrollment coming along for your class ? You sure have put your heart and soul into it. And I know all that join the class will end up with a treasure.
We had snow on the mountain tops this a.m. And they predicted a wicked blizzard through the weekend bringing 8" ~ 15" of snow in the mountains and 5" in the valley. The weather kids have been talking about this storm coming in all week. Usually with all the hype it never happens. I hope that is the case .
I love it when the corners match too!! I'm curious how you're doing with your postage stamp quilt. I went back to look at the size of your squares -- 1.5" -- and I'm trying decide if that is something I could do or just...too darn small? If you had to do it all over again, would you stay with 1.5" squares or go larger? I'm curious because it seems like production of the postage stamp squares has slowed down a bit....or maybe it's just my impression?
How is the enrollment coming along for your class ? You sure have put your heart and soul into it. And I know all that join the class will end up with a treasure.
ReplyDeleteWe had snow on the mountain tops this a.m. And they predicted a wicked blizzard through the weekend bringing 8" ~ 15" of snow in the mountains and 5" in the valley. The weather kids have been talking about this storm coming in all week. Usually with all the hype it never happens. I hope that is the case .
JJM
I love it when my corners match, too! - And I've never heard of flowers being described as "fluffy" - but it sure fits - LOL - ;))
ReplyDeleteI love it when the corners match too!! I'm curious how you're doing with your postage stamp quilt. I went back to look at the size of your squares -- 1.5" -- and I'm trying decide if that is something I could do or just...too darn small? If you had to do it all over again, would you stay with 1.5" squares or go larger? I'm curious because it seems like production of the postage stamp squares has slowed down a bit....or maybe it's just my impression?
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