Here are 3 more sets to make blocks, but there are 4 different ways the block is arranged so I can't just sew them together without having an idea which of the 4 blocks they need to be. I'm pretty sure how the red rainy day ladies block will be sewn but I have to start a layout before I can decide on the other 2 sets of blocks. Meanwhile I turned on the iron and pressed the blocks that are already sewn as well as the 16 patch stratas that are sewn. I'll have to make decisions today.
This was my newest bloom yesterday. Behind it is a bud on another champagne color cactus.
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So refreshing to see your cactus blooms on what is expected to be a dreary, rainy day here outside of Pittsburgh. I am feeling like spring is juuuuust around the corner. My daffodils are up about an inch or so where they get sunshine but the ones in mostly shade haven’t come up yet.
Lovely cacti bloom:)) I have one bud ready to burst out on my slight pinky one...
Red Tilda ladies are so neat; her fabrics remind me of vintage ones we used to get when I first began quilting...
45 here and dark skies; rains to begin this afternoon--although the barometer is falling now...
Hugs, Julierose
my cactus with the pink blossoms will start to open any day now but most of the buds are quite small yet. It is the only one with buds right no.
Welcoming the coming of spring. With the softness and muted Tilda fabrics. This is going to be an extra special quilt with her fabrics on display.
I think I'd have to plan the layout so those rainy day ladies, houses, birds, and any other directional fabric would have to be right side up. My winter wall quilt has 5 directional snowy tree fabrics that are all right side up. Until then, I didn't think I cared about that, but I do!
Lovely delicate pink bloom!
Rain, wind, and approaching storms here today,
Hugs!
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