I had a goal of 6 blocks while I watched 3 TV shows and then the news last night.
I haven’t looked for a strip fabric yet. I finished reading my book and worked awhile in the basement instead.
This cactus has produced a bud back at a joint instead of at the end where all of the others have had their blooms. This plant is a piece from my mother-in-law’s plant given to me by my sister in law. My other one got root rot one of those wet summers and it died before I could get a cutting off of it so I was really happy to have it replaced with this one.A couple of ‘no reply’ bloggers have asked about patterns for the dishcloths. I’m not intending to put them on my blog. Some are purchased patterns, some shared by friends. I have an email link in my profile and another on my right side bar so if you don’t have a link for me to reply to you in your comment, please email me if you want an answer.
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Love these fabric combinations you posted today!-Roxanne in Virginia
Those blocks are really coming along well–I'll bet they will look smashing when you put them all together Julierose
This is going to be an amazing quilt… each block is so pretty!
Beautiful blocks Wanda! I bought that pattern at Christmas time and really should get it out and play along with you!
The blocks are great! This is going to be another stunning quilt!
Beautiful blocks! Looking forward to seeing your progress.
I have just been looking back through your blogs . I'm so sorry about your flooding , perhaps you have dried out now . I like your new blocks . I still cannot get sewing after my Easter holiday. I might have done if gardening didn't need to be done . Ah well ! tomorrow is another day.
Blocks are lovely but I want to know how you take care of your zygocactus. Mine need to be rejuvenated. The main is old and thick and ugly.Thanks.
Stunning blocks. The fabrics you chose are gorgeous, and I especially like how you've paired them.
Wow you were very productive. I sat and watched three hours of shows and did not do one thing. It felt good though.
Wow…these are looking so good! Truly love your color selections. do you feel there is a lot of waste with this pattern? That has been the hold up for me even trying the version I have.
I am loving your stepping stone colors!Nan
I love this pattern. It will be gorgeous when finished!
The black batik really sets the blocks off beautifully.I agree,much nicer to be able to give a quilt in person!