Time to report in again for Slow Sunday Stitching @ Kathy's Quilts. My favorite day of the week to visit blogs and find out what everyone has been up to.
I have been quite busy, working on Hands2Help comfort quilts during the day. At night this week I worked on my Ella Maria Deacon blocks. Not sure I am happy with the broderie perse, I might redo that one. Still deciding.
Today I prepped the block for Cassandra's Circle. This one should be pretty easy to do.
Next up, I am prepping a new applique project (like I really needed another), I came across on Instagram. It is a Sunflower Sew Along, @fixer_of_old_quilts. The original block was from a quilt dated 1863 in the collection of Cathy Erickson @quiltingcat2, which is being used with her permission. If you might be interested, check out the post @fixer_of_old_quilts. I might do 4 blocks instead of 1.
A few pictures of blooms in my yard. I still need to do some weeding, but the flowers are pretty. The foxgloves apparently reseeded themselves because I have more coming up along the fence.
And the irises are blooming.
Hope everyone is staying safe and is well! Thanks so much for stopping by!
I will be linking up at Slow Sunday Stitching @ Kathy's Quilts. Pop on over there and see what everyone has been up to.
Your Ella blocks look very nice, you're doing a great job! Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are terrific!
ReplyDeleteI had to stop at your blog first when I saw Cassandras Circle. What a gorgeous block. I like all of the others too. Your flowers are pretty. The leaves of my irises are just emerging. It will be a while before I see flowers. Yours are a very pretty yellow.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYour Ella blocks are so pretty! I love the color in them! Enjoyed seeing your flowers blooming, too - everything is very slow this year here in Colorado so I have to see flowers online!
ReplyDeleteYour Ella blocks looks so pretty! Happy stitching! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love that top left block in the first photo!
ReplyDeleteI want to try to make one!
Thanks for linking up to Slow Sunday Stitching!