This one ranges towards
purples....
And
This one is more muted and vintage-y looking I think..
These two were started actually
ON the 9"
muslin square;
the last 22 were made and THEN
put onto the muslin squares
with the last two rounds...
(if you understand?)
So today's take longer to make as
I am really starting from the center
and working around.
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EYE CANDY FOR YOU
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This is the 2nd year of our new Magnolia
that I got for my birthday last year..
I thought I'd better get a couple pictures before
the deer eat all the blossoms---
like they did last year ;0000
[It is about 5' 5" tall]
Thom just sprayed it with a deer/rabbit repellent.
Fingers crossed that will work...
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I also worked on my RSC blues today, but will hold off
until Saturday to post them...
Hope this finds you all safe and sheltering in place
as much as you can...
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from Julierose, La Blageuse ( hanging in there-euse)
Magnlia's are beautiful. And your Courthouse Steps look great! We have a lot of pollen in the air here.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous little tree, hope the deer repellant works to keep those lovely flowers around a bit longer.
ReplyDeleteYou have such a fabulous variety of fabrics for your blocks. We awoke to 3 inches of snow and 15 degrees, not much flowering here.
ReplyDeleteYour courthouse steps are growing well. I hope you get to see the beautiful magnolia blooms before any critters find them and munch them up!
ReplyDeleteI hope the spray works and that you will have full blown blooms.
ReplyDeleteLike your courthouse steps. The magnolia looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteDeer hate the smell of sage.not sure if you can plant it nearby. Your courthouse blocks are looking good
ReplyDeleteI love the purple block (one of my favourite colours) and your magnolia looks so pretty. Hope the deer spray works!
ReplyDeleteThese Courthouse Steps blocks are beautiful!! The pop of turquoise is perfect. I hope the repellent works for you this year, magnolias are magnificent.
ReplyDeleteI'm still loving your courthouse steps!
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived in town near a forest, I planted several pansies one year and enjoyed them for exactly one day, as we discovered deer love the blooms - lol!
what great hourglass log cabin blocks. I love the magnolia tree, sorry the deer are snacking on it!
ReplyDeleteLove your color choices on the courthouse step blocks. Thanks for the cheery eye candy of the magnolia tree. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou are making progress on your courthouse steps :) I love the color of those magnolia blooms. I hope the repellent works.
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