I die cut 9 blocks with my Snail's Trail die yesterday and got 3 totally sewn and the centers of the other 6 sewn. I still need to cut 2 more blocks and they will be the darker blue. Another day or 2 and I'll have them all up on a design wall.
We were south of the snow area most of the day yesterday but had some icy rain. There were little ice drops on all of the branches in the back yard. The snow started late in the day. I wanted to check my rain gauge but I was afraid the porch steps and sidewalk might be covered with a thin layer of ice.
Those Snail's Trail blocks will be so pretty in that fabric;)))
ReplyDeleteWe are having light rains and 47 degree temps; slated to get much colder this weekend...stay war amd safe hugs, Julierose;D
Beautiful blocks! I am looking forward to seeing them up on the design wall.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric in your snail's trail blocks is so ethereal. The quilt will be gorgeous. We're having a winter day today, below freezing by bedtime after a high of 65 yesterday. Talk about whiplash!
ReplyDeleteI too would be afraid to walk out in the icy area - it will melt soon I hope at this time of year. My cousin in Milwaukee was posting photos of snow. It didn't get quite as cold last night as they had said and stayed at 30.
ReplyDeleteI like putting the snails trail blocks together, a fun block.
You were wise to stay indoors and keep your joints intact rather than risking a fall on ice! So says this retired nurse. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the Snail's Trail fabrics!
Hugs!
Glistening beads of ice on your tree branches makes for a pretty photo as well as your frosty fabric for Snails Trail.
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