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| Brynwood Needleworks - My "Everlasting" Center Block Detail |
It seems my boy let the cat out of the bag yesterday. Honestly, he just can't keep a secret. So, now you know what this next month will look like for me. In the meantime, I'm occupying myself with more joyful pursuits.
This is a detail of the center motif I designed for my version of the "Everlasting" quilt I've been working on. I chose a bee skep and lavender. Of course, I needed bees for the skep!
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| Brynwood Needleworks - "Everlasting" Center Blocks |
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| Brynwood Needleworks - My Next Blocks |
Now that I've completed the four central block assembly, it's time to work my way outward. I haven't sewn these together yet, but will be doing that today. We'll see how much further along I get from there.
Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dear Marit!
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Donna
Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be so beautiful!
Marilyn
Thanks, Sweet Marilyn:
DeleteI think so, too! I'm excited to see it finished.
Hugs,
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Donna
Wonderful! Love your little bees!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bonnie!
DeleteThe Valdani almost looks fuxxy in this stitch, making my little bees look fuzzy, too. They're fun to make, too!
xoxo
Donna
oops - I messed up my previous comment so that's why it was deleted! As I was attempting to say - I think the beehive was the perfect addition to your quilt. After all where would the flowers be without them.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie:
DeleteNo worries. I frequently do the same when commenting on other's posts. You and I are on the same page about my adding the bees. Where would the flowers (or we, for that matter) be without them? I've put water in the bird bath, too, and the bees are loving it!
Thanks!
xoxo
Donna
Make sure you put marbles in the water so they don't fall in and drown (seriously, that's a thing).
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