Lavender Stripes Roses Daisies

Broken Dishes Quilt Blocks

 

Apprx. 9 x 9 inches each.

 

These type blocks can be laid-out so many different ways. 

Daisies Roses Lavender 

 Floral Broken Dishes Pieced Quilt Blocks

 

9 x 9 inches each.

 

These can be arranged several various ways.

 

Lavender, Roses and Daisies

Pinwheels Quilt Blocks

 

 

Each block is apprx. 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches.

 

Daisies fabric is by: P & B Textiles

Roses fabric is by:  RJR Studio.

 

Pinwheels are fairly easy to make; and is not very time - consuming.

 

Aren't these pretty???

  Sunflowers Galore 

 Ohio Stars Quilt Blocks

 

 

BIG - Apprx. 10.5 x 10.5 inches each.

Spring Floral - Fall Leaves BERRIES

Log Cabin Quilt Blocks

 

 

Apprx. 11 1/2  x  11 1/2  each.

 

I have made many log cabin blocks during my sewing career.

 

 

 

Love the gold - accented leaves and berries.

Log cabin blocks can be arranged numerous different ways.

 

 

PASTEL Summer Spring Hearts Daffodil

Log Cabin Quilt Blocks

 

 

Apprx.  11  x  11 inches each.

 

I've created many log cabin blocks over the years.

 

Squaring blocks during and after the sewing process is the best way to result in nearly equal sized blocks.

 

Loving the repro fabrics on this one.

Broken Dishes and Pinwheels

Quilt Blocks

 

 

Crimson /Turkey Red, Blue and White

 

All blocks are approximately 9 x 9 inches.

 



 

Pink and Blue Dahlia.

 

Thoughts of Spring ~ Floral PIECED Pinwheels Quilt Blocks

 

It's  G A R D E N  Season  Again

 

 

I finally got around to picking up my hoe, shovel, rake, and began the digging.

 

The beets, a small white potato or two, and the garlic somehow survived the Winter.

 

 

 I show you "before" and "after" photos to clarify the amount of work that was done solely by me. -and within three hours, this April 16, 2019.

 

 

The girls / chickens were in earthworm heaven during the digging.

 

There were so many earthworms. I think that the girls received a month's supply this one day.

 

 

 

About halfway through Plot 1. 

 

The grass was beautiful; but, had to go.

 

Oh the smell of fresh Earth.

 

 

After "Plot 1" was completed, I threw a few cabbage, carrot and sweet potato hulls in -that will be covered and become fertilizer.

 

...and, now to planting the bare areas - and then to Plot 2.