Friday, June 17, 2016

Works Better Together!

One butterfly is pretty, a flock is even more stunning!
I will be doing the applique stitch on them tomorrow!  
Then I have to think about just the right sashing for them... 
The stripes turn into wonder blocks that have some superb settings for interplay!
These are bright and cheerful.
I find the stripes line up easily because of all the fussing done before the cutting-worth it because these go together like a breeze!  So satisfying! 
I put the 'learning curve' butterfly to good use as a side view one on a flower.
I don't think I will put it in the quilt but I wish I had saved it to use on the border area.
Oh, well.  I can cut out another one for that! 
I was out stargazing tonight because the space station was passing over.  I managed to catch this shot of the moon, the space station and the planet Mars!  
Looking up, we all need to spend more time in that position.....



6 comments:

  1. The rainbow blocks are stunning. And the space station picture is awesome!

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  2. Your butterfly quilt has such pretty colors!

    That wonder block quilt reminds me of those "eye of god" string things.

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  3. I love your butterfly quilt colours. They are beautiful fabrics :) Did you hand cut or die cut them? They look so even!
    Jillxo

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  4. Wow the quilts are beautiful! I love the night sky in Putnam county :)

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  5. Oh, WOW! That's some amazing work there lady!!!

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  6. So glad to meet another star gazer! When we are up north, where there is little light pollution, I am the one who announces the imminent passing of the ISS. I think it is so incredibly awesome.

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