Here are my "One Flower Wednesday" flowers so far. All are made using Liberty fabrics. The centre blooms are the first of my orchids this year.The weather has cooled off significantly here. We have had our first frost already.
I made this shawl a few years ago. It is very warm, but does tend to shed because of all the "fluffy" yarns in it.
This is my latest finish for the Morrell quilt.
Today I prepared the next pieced block.
I am still working on 3 more projects. Variety is the spice of life!!! lol
I have 15 Jacobs Coat blocks finished and 3 more ready to applique.
The next project using Kellie's raw edge applique method is almost ready to be quilted. Hopefully I will have a photo later in the week.
I have also started hand quilting my Cheddar Cheese and Crackers mini quilt.
So, lots happening here, but slow progress on each one.
Back to sewing.... :)
wow your garden is truly growing well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful real and "garden" flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden. Did you spin that yarn for your shawl yourself - its beautiful. You do some lovely work
ReplyDeleteLove the way you fussy cut these flower petals......love your yarn work too
ReplyDeleteLooking good - will they all have black centers?
ReplyDeleteThese are really nice flowers!
ReplyDeleteThere sure is lots happening there! Beautiful flowers and a pretty shawl.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, and I like the shawl. I'm still waiting for summer.. I hope it soon will be there!
ReplyDeleteLove the fussycut Liberty's...some nice progress at your place.
ReplyDeleteYour hexies looks very special the way you fussycut them. I bet the shawl is lovely and warm too :) hugs Vicki
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics for your growing garden of pretty flowers , keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteSheila
Your hex flowers are beautiful! I love the fussycutting you used in some of them.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing what you are up to Miriam, you get so much done. Your shawl is beautiful xo
ReplyDeleteI'm always inpressed on how productive you are Miriam. Your garden is beautiful and the Morrell block is AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Your hexagons are lovely! :0)
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteWow: you're busy! And making beautiful things! I like your flowers and the Morell block!
ReplyDeletethanks for your comment on my blog. LOVE liberty fabrics too so I know I will love all your hexies.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing,
Joanna
Fig Tree
Your shawl looks very snuggly indeed.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bunch of flowers!
You're super quilter! You have lots going on, I love it all. I made a fluffy throw once and it sheds and leaves wool on me so that wasn't very practical.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on your lovely blog! Your hexagons are superb - I am a closet collector of Liberty fabric and I love doing hexagons too. But that fussy cutting takes a lot of patience so I don't often bother - you have inspired me ! Coincidentally I have just ordered the Morrell quilt pattern from Threadbear - and am trying to round up some fabric (they have run out of a lot of the lovely broderie perce fabrics :( Your blocks look wonderful - keep up the good work
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Boy Miriam, you've been busy! I love your little Wednesday flowers. And hurry and show us what you're doing with your "roar" (haha) edge applique!
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