This tee shirt quilt is really frustrating me! I should have been finished with the top today, but the measuring and piecing are quite fiddly and annoying. That's what I get for trying to make it more interesting than just rows of squares.
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| It took all day to get this far! |
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| I accomplished one thing...I quilted this lovely log cabin quilt. |
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| You have seen this panto a few times lately. I can't help it, it is perfect for this quilt. Paradise Feathers |
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| Even more beautiful from the back. |
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| Molly and I strolled through the gardens to relax a bit before I had to get supper going. The iris are huge this Spring. |
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| The mountain laurel are starting to open up from the 'kissy' pink flowers to the tiny white bells. They are so delicate and pretty! |
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| I have forgotten the name of these pink flowers. We have had them in most places we've lived. |
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| Now, the darker pink peonies are opening up! I should be able to pick a couple tomorrow. Their scent is heavenly. |
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| The drift roses are loaded with buds and blooming, too. Are you seeing the trend in color? Mr W loves pink flowers. |
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| I cut this peony to have indoors. It is as big as my outstretched hand! |
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| Wow! Something blue! The hummingbirds go crazy for these. |
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| The little willow shrub is still frilly and sweet. |
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| The leaves (or flowers?) are pink and have spots. So pretty. |
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| We call this tickseed, but that may not be the real name. I like it because it's bright and happy. |
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| I put the peony in a little vase I picked up in France. It is right over the sink, so I could admire and smell it while working in the kitchen! |
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