My magnolia tree has really bloomed beautifully this year;
I noticed that as the blooms begin to fade, they
turn a peachy color on the edges--so pretty!!
And so far no deer have eaten my blooms;)))
More flowering:
I have begun making another
snowball piece--
this time using cream flowered
fabrics for the snowballs...
I love this different look;)))
and
Here are the first two of a new
flowery "109 Little Squares" piece...
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Using cut offs [1.5" sqs]
of flowered fabrics
for the crosses in this one...
It must be Spring in the air that makes me
want
to use these
flowered fabrics...;)))
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We had a lovely, sunny day here; now
the skies are clouded over in
preparation for the coming rains...
Hugs, Julierose
La Blageuse
(cutting-flowered-fabrics-euse)
Reading "Absolute Truths"
ReplyDeleteby Susan Howatch part of the Starbridge series...
I love your Magnolia tree in bloom. I only see a few trees with flowers that big around here.
ReplyDeleteI have been itching to pull out my floral fabrics too. I have the design figured out, I just need to do the cutting.
The flowery Snowballs are adorable.
ReplyDeleteYour magnolia tree is beautiful. Ours has not bloomed yet. Don't you just love the smell of the flowers ? Your blocks look amazing . Great use of the white scraps .Enjoy your day, Julierose. I hope the weather stays pleasant and there are no storms. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteAll very nice
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floral fabric for your Snowballs, yes, it does give a different look, always nice to change things up a little now and then. Same goes with your littlw squares, love the little pieces of cream with a little peep of flower here and there.
ReplyDeleteooooh, on two fronts - your beautiful magnolia AND the latest snowball block. I love the scrappy look.
ReplyDeleteYour magnolia tree is so pretty, Julierose. Lovely quilt blocks, I really like the centers of the snowballs.
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