Early Spring Chronicle--bordered....
Doorway Ojos↑↑↑
"H" 's bordered.....↥↥↥
These plus my hand quilting ↡↡↡↡↡
I am working on this in the evenings....
Using the blue for the jellyfish center and white for the dresden blades....
Join us at angela's superscrappy,. to see what other Rainbow Scrap
challengers are making this week....
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Stay safe
~ ~ ~ ~ waving under my umbrella
Julierose, La Blageuse (inside-euse)





Your floral fabrics are just FABULOUS! I can't wait to see where your perfect H's end up. Have fun this beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteAh, blues....my fave. Love that wonderful cup and saucer print in the first photo!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty, scrappy projects! I enjoy looking at them! Your Ojos are so fun - do you start with a square and then add the strips to one half of it?
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of prints, you have an eye for that! And the borders on your Chronicle and H blocks are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSuper hand quilting too.
I'm inspired, thank you Julierose.
I like your Dresden plates so much; they are so organic they make me smile!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your signature signoffs when you leaves comments on other blogs. I look forward to your variations every day.
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Beautiful! we went to get gas, hubby would go no matter what! but it was covered up and not a mask or gloves in sight
ReplyDeleteOh those BLUE stitches are SEW lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteSo your walls don't have ears?? They have eyes/ojos!
ReplyDeleteI love that tea cup fabric and hope you are enjoying your slow stitching. Looks like you are.
Each is more beautiful than the next! Blue is so your color, and to think you considered not doing blue this month! That teacup fabric is exceptional. As are the roses for the Circles setting.
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Great light blue projects. I love how your dresdans are progressing.
ReplyDeleteYour blue are so light and attractive, especially the hand stitched ones and the Ojos. I'm looking closely and trying to figure out how you make the Ojos, because I love that string effect.
ReplyDeleteCaught up on your posts now, Julierose. Lovely Courthouse steps and these dresdans are amazing. Beautiful hand stitching there and what pretty fabrics. Happy Stitching, friend!
ReplyDeleteOh, such wonderful blues! I like the teacup border....and the dresdens...and all of them!
ReplyDeleteWow Julierose, you are really on a roll with your projects!! Stunning hand quilting on your beautiful dresdens and I love your Early Spring Chronicle!
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself.
Ohhh, I love your Early Spring Chronicle. It is visually very interesting to me with lots of fabrics to look at separately and then enjoy together from a distance.
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of beautiful fabrics in all the blocks in this post. If they were mine I might be hesitant to cut them up into such small pieces. (Even though I know that's the purpose of quilting fabric! Hahaha.)
Hi Julie! Remember me?? I have not been blogging for a while and had a huge problem reading and commenting on blogs that I think (pray) that I have resolved! Trying to do a little catch up here! So impressed with everything you have going on!! Take care and be safe!
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty! and your hand quilting project still has me swooning!!!!
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