It took 2 hours to sew 30
I spent an hour with garden clean up yesterday. It was cool enough that I needed a jacket. There were quite a few branches to pick up as well as pulling out the spreading bellflowers and goldenrod. I think I'll go out and clip the dead flower stalks on the hostas this year. I read you should cut your Hosta plants down to the ground in late fall/early winter. I have never done that and have great success with them not doing it.
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Oh such a nice addition of those "little butterflies", Wanda--they look super flitting about in between;)))
34 this morning and our heat came on...thankfully!!
We have a plumber coming this morning to fix a bathroom issue...also thankfully!!
Hugs, Julierose
Your little butterflies are perfect for that layout. My hosta cut itself down during the drought. It will be interesting to see if it comes back next spring.
This is going to be so pretty! Still quite warm here, but we are expecting a slight cooldown and maybe some moisture this week.
I love this! Colourful (of course!), happy, uplifting! What method did you use to make so many little flitters in 2 hours?
I am enjoying following your layout of the butterfly quilt. Very creative. I look forward to the final reveal. Take care.
Instant smile when I opened up your blog this morning ~ just love the little butterflies floating all around the bigger ones. Its mesmerizing right now, I can hardly wait to see the additions.
Oh great idea to add the tiny butterflies! This adds so much!
Oh, the hourglass butterflies are perfect!
those little pieces look great with the butterflies
The little butterflies are so cute and the colors in your yard are wonderful!
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