Block #1 Attic Windows: I really liked how easily and quickly this block went together. I would like to make a few of these into a table topper.
Has anyone joined in with Red Brolly's Girls Own Stitching Club?
I have made a dent in the first sampler that came out the end of April.
All the pieces will go together in a quilt and it is garden themed. You might want to join in if you haven't!
Just want to share a picture that is not stitching related. Our weather has taken a turn for the best and we are now enjoying our spring! All of the rain has the ponds over the banks this spring. I tried to take a picture of the Mallards that come in every morning for a swim without scaring them off. Hopefully you can find the Mr. Mallard that I finally caught in my lens.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Brenda
12 comments:
I love what you have done with the farmer wife block love the colors. Have a wonderful weekend see you next month jinnie
I found the mallard!! Do I win a prize ;o) Just kidding. Lovely blocks and really pretty stitchery you're working on. Glad to know that spring has finally arrived somewhere.
The blocks so pretty.
Fabulous stitching - I'm going to stitch this Red Brolly project too.
love your farmers wife blocks and your stitchery... I did see the Mallard... it is a lovely photo... so peaceful...
Hugz
lovely blocks,i am now your newset follower,i love your blog i will be back later for another inspirational visit,have a good day.xx
I just love the star block. I never would have tried such slightly different fabrics. I will have to try a star like this. I like the Red Brolly stitcheries but think I really have to stop adding things to my "make' list. I had to enlarge the photo before I spotted the mallard. He really is handsome though.
Lovely Blog full of beautiful quilting.. You achieved a lot on Friday Night :))
The pond and Mr Mallard look serene. Lovely blocks, Brenda. The Red Brolly stitching looks wonderful, too. I love to look, but have not tried any of these beautiful patterns yet. I have so many projects in the works right now, I best just enjoy the eye candy. Thanks for sharing ... :) Pat
Hi Brenda:) Wow, these blocks are lovely, & the fabrics are so pretty. What skill to be able to piece so neatly x
Oh Oh Oh I just spotted the duck!
You are a master of blending fabrics!
I had a job at a quilt shop once. My 'duties' there were to help match and coordinate fabrics for customers!
I loved it.
Until I found out on the second day I was allergic to such mass quantities of sizing.
Rats.
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