are gracefully reaching out....
see how dried out everything is??
& Japanese ;)))
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Hand Quilting on my square leftovers...
Had to stop though
because of↓↓↓
dry air in the AC...
[so not a "like" for sure]
I am linking up with LeeAnna at not afraid of Color and all her positive
followers to see all the "goodness" in life these days...
hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse ( enjoying life's little pleasures-euse)
I was liking all these things as I scrolled down. Helga looks like a wonderful machine. Then I got to your poor sore finger. I hope it heals up quickly for you!
ReplyDeleteOh no-that thumb looks painful. Those Day Lillies are so sweet. How do they stand tall on such fragile stems?
ReplyDeleteGreat interesting post. mary
Oh!! So sorry about your thumb! Yuck! Your hand quilting looks lovely though, and so do your flowers (even if they're hiding!). I loved following up on the diamond painting after you told me about it last week. So cool! I'd never heard of it before. Your finished painting in the previous post is really gorgeous. Such fun!
ReplyDeleteYour yard has so many beautiful flowers and plants. I like that privacy screen. I might look into one for my house. Take care of that thumb. Looks so sore!!
ReplyDeleteOuch! Great projects! Love your deck.
ReplyDeleteyikes you poor thumb.
ReplyDeletewhat model Viking do you have? im in the market for a new one.
will have to work on diamond painting now
ReplyDeleteI like the moss and the shadows of the chairs. Ouch, that thumb!
ReplyDeletefor pete's sake! We can't win... dry AC air. I have split thumbs now too, and a cracked heel. Your finish on the diamond dots is amazingly beautiful. Is it squares or round dots? The new one looks like a good fun challenge to do. Like an enormous book you're really into!
ReplyDeleteYour poor thumb. Owie... your plants around the house and deck look so inviting. Love your handquilting on that project. Nice likes
ReplyDeleteThe hand quilting is wonderful, but your poor thumb :(
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting post - apart from the poor old thumb - that will hold things up a while! You have a lovely outdoor seating area, very cosy and shelter from the rain with the overhead canopy. Wish my daylilies were flowering after seeing your beautiful pink one, I'm going to have wait two more months before mine flower.
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