Front 26" x 46" |
Back |
I had to force myself to make this quilt this size--I still don't know where I'll hang it but it's done, it was fun, and I'm ready to move on to the next thing on my list--making a few more dresses for Stella--she will be ONE June 2 and we'll be there to see her. Here she is just the other day:
There is something so delicious about baby toes!!
My husband has been working very hard in our flower beds and his work is really paying off. We were sad to learn one of our Knock-Out roses has the virus Rose Rosette caused by a tiny mite in the roots. There is no cure, it is 100% fatal and will almost certainly spread to the other five roses right near by. So sad--they are as beautiful this year as they have ever been :
Approaching the pond--there are 3 large Knock-Out Roses on both sides |
The fish are happy:
And a few more quilty-things underway:
Westering Women block #4 |
Stella's Splendid Sampler block #22 |
My Tumbler quilt as it grows--a great Leader/Ender project, only 13 more rows to go |
Barbara
Nice finish! I like your changes, and how sweet that the back is so interesting! Your little cutie is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Teresa!
DeleteThis is my most favorite of your blog posts. I loved seeing the questionable quilt finished with its successful setting, the precious photo of Stella, and your gorgeous English garden. All fun and happy to read.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Judy!
DeleteYour garden is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt by Cheri is super cute!
Like you, I love initials and dates on quilts, but I have never thought to do it on my own. I like how you personalized the little quilt, and love the backing, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty yard--does your hubby hire out? : )
Love both of those blocks, and especially love the tumblers!!