I had 3 sewing sessions and this photo is after the rows were webbed in one direction.
This shows a portion of the top after some seams the other direction were sewn. There are three more long seams to sew.
Finally a couple of my cactus plants are setting buds for a new blooming season. I love this white with pink edging. I have another like this that has one bud on it too. Also one champagne color has 2 buds.
I walked by the kitchen window at just the right time to see the pink/blue sky. A minute later it was almost gone.
In honor of Valentine's Day I'm reposting my favorite red quilt, finished in 2019. This one is a keeper. I never show it to anyone when they are here to choose a quilt.
Happy Valentine’s Day, Wanda! Hope you enjoy some sweets. Love the red quilt—joyful! Marnie Haines
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, Wanda--your red wonky Log Cabin is so lovely--what a plethora of beautiful fabrics in there;)))
ReplyDeleteI like your two new blocks, especially those two "lace-y looking" light batiks...peeks of images always draw me in...
Beautiful sunset shot-- Winter does give us beauty....
28 here as I sip my first coffee--I was finally able to sleep in a bit until 7 a.m.--it's been a week of very early risings...i tend to go through cycles of these sometimes...feeling rested today for a change...;))) I hope your long weekend is a lovely one...
Hugs, Julierose
Wow, I can see why you keep this one for yourself….it lives up to the name Exuberant Color. It’s a great one for Valentine’s Day. I’ve been MIA and just caught up on the double four-patch quilt and think the 16 patch blocks make a great border :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, Wanda! I can see why that red quilt is a favorite and definitely a keeper. It truly is exuberant.
ReplyDeleteWhat a WOW of a red quilt! Aren't you glad you kept it?!
ReplyDeleteYour Amaryllis is so pretty.
Happy Valentine's Day to you!
Hugs!
Loving yourself also❣️
ReplyDeleteFrom progress to sunset PLUS your glorious valentines quilt. Made for an enjoyable post today Wanda.
ReplyDeleteWow on the red quilt that is a good one to keep. The sunset looks pretty I have a bit too many trees to view it really good but usually can see some of it.
ReplyDeleteYou finish so many wonderful quilts. I know you keep a collection of them to gift, but what do you do with those you choose to keep? Do you change them out on your bed or have somewhere to have a rotating display? It would be a shame for them to just be folded up in a closet or cupboard.
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I am glad you found the right fabrics to make the additional 16 patch blocks you needed. Wow - another top almost done. I can see why you keep that red quilt! It is so beautiful!
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