TAW next block set up
to be sewn...
*Note later:
A friend made me realize that this pattern
is "MANY Trips Around the Word" and
not just "Trip Around the World" !
Sorry--thanks Lizzy ;)))
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And...
Here is my special morning latte:
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My handwork journey continues
in Hexagonia;)))
↡↡↡
HEAXAGONIA
Kismet fabric rosettes
are piling up;
And
Here is the reverse below;
I have taken out the papers
except for the last row--
upon which I keep papers
until
they are sewn together..
I even like how the
backs look
;)))
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And "Blue Flags
are blooming
in our garden,
for all of our
brave fallen soldiers
this
MEMORIAL DAY
๐๐
Lest We Forget....
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Hugs to you all
Julierose, La Blageuse
(traveling-while-remembering-euse)






"When my life is through, and the Angels ask me to recall
ReplyDeleteThe thrill of it all, I will tell them, I remember you"....
--Victor Schertzinger--
Great progress. Our iris are well past blooming.
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful, Julierose. I do love those hexagons!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your projects look great. I'm glad you can do some machine sewing again. Hope you are having great weather today; it's 83 here and sunny, low humidity
ReplyDeleteI never knew TAW quilts were pieced in blocks~
ReplyDeleteHope my *note added above* clears this up Lizzy ;)))
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are looking great.
ReplyDeleteI often read that hexies are addictive, and so it seems with you too. I've never tried them so I dont know. I love irises and yours look so pretty. We got a corm or two some years ago from a friend who has passed away, so they are doubly precious. Just solved a mystery, I noticed you live in CT, had no idea what that meant. But clever old Mr Google told me you live in Connecticut so know I know!
ReplyDeletemmmm - that latte looks tasty! I discovered the joys of those on our trip out west and now am working to perfect the technique for ourselves.
ReplyDeleteThe backs of your hexie flowers are sure neater than mine! Do you trim the raw edges? Or maybe I'm cutting my shapes too big? I lovecthe pretty fabric you're making these rosettes out of!
ReplyDeleteI want to live in the Land of Hexagonia. =)
ReplyDeleteLovely to see your irises when today I drove through some falling snow. Winter has hit! I could have done with a nice hot latte then.
ReplyDeleteYour hexies look great!
I didn't mean to be critical, was just trying to understand the TAW construction....๐
ReplyDeleteThe trips are such a good way to use up our scraps. I know I still have leftovers from my last set. Perhaps it's time to start some more. Enjoy the latte. Your iris are beautiful and timely.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see that you're able to be playing with your blocks once again.This post reminds me again that I must pull out my TATW fabrics!
ReplyDeleteSo much eye candy in this post, Julierose. The latte looks delish!! Your hexies are perfect!!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers and great blocks! Love your latte too!
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