Saturday, February 25, 2023
WHERE I'VE BEEN!
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WOOD WORKS
I cleaned the wood shop area; the tools and the floor, etc so that I could begin work on that burl we acquired a few weeks ago! It felt so...
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I sent for two quilts from Quilts for Kids and this is the first kit I wanted to do. They supply all of the fabric and backing, you do the ... -
The red Rain Lilies are starting to bloom! They are very pretty and have a bit more sweet aroma thant he white striped ones. We've had... -
The tall tiger lilies are beginning to bloom! I am waiting for the orange ones to open up! The orange drawf Calla lily is blooming, too! ...
Fun plants, and such fun adventures! I love the offset stars on that quilt.
ReplyDeleteFun days!! That nursery looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am going next year!! I may have to shut out my mom and sister from the condo, but it's going on my calendar! LOL. You have been busy! Love the baby sweater, I may need to find a quick pattern to make one for Rowdy's arrival. Those tumbled rocks are gorgeous!! Good luck on the crochet project, it would kill my hands!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun day. The soap nut tree sounds interesting
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy. All of the plants look interesting to me. Especially the guava tree. I would love to be able to grow fruit in the yard and I really like guava. The soap nut tree sounds like it will be fun to watch bear fruit. You'll have to show us when the time comes. And of course the quilt show would be so fun to go to. I like that quilt with the stars in a crooked row. Bless you for making the Quilts of Valor. You are appreciated my friend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Betsy
I've been itching to get over to the nursery for some plants but I know it's too early. Even though it feels and looks like spring we still have to get through March before anything can go outside. The quilt show looks like fun. I can only imagine how much inspiration you could pick up from something like that. I haven't been to a fiber fest in three years and I really miss the mojo you pick up from being with "our people"...lol.
ReplyDeleteOh what fun! I did some reading on the use of soap nuts, and it's so cool!
ReplyDeleteI wonder where the name soap nut came from. Looks like you've been having some fun adventures. At the moment, we are supposed to get some snow, but this afternoon I finally pruned our roses as our temps actually got up into the forties!
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to try some soap nuts but don't think I'd find them around here. Hope your tree fruits successfully. Sounds like you had a good couple of days -- friends, plants and quilts.
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