Now you can see what I have done with my two Keiko Goke fabrics, did I tell you I have ordered more, I'm smitten? - kinda cute, huh! The start of an Album Block quilt - could be? And I think the time has come ... I am starting to fall in love ... with my new Janome, whew! thank goodness. While I have been ratting around in my cupboards (again), I have come across the start of a Stars and Sprigs quilt - sadly it will never be, but I really can't leave this sitting in a cupboard - let's see what I can make with perhaps one more applique block!
While I've been in 'My Studio', my David has been dead-heading the roses. Good Boy - he's 37 years old now, one of my twins - just home for R&R! I owe lots to this great guy - keeps my gardens looking lovely!
23 Lovely People said ...:
oh how lovely to have your son looking after your garden - what a gem! Lucky girl!
..and I adore what you have done with your Keiko's!!!! Gorgeous garden Lurline, nice that your son is helping out xo
lovely post Lurline,have a great weekend.
Ohh your new blocks are amazing!!! I love your fussy cutting!
I hope you make something with those Stars and Sprigs blocks. I love that red fabric in the top star block.
Well done to David for keeping your roses beautiful!
Looks like a lovely Saturday Lurline! Good to get the garden done before the rain! Love your album blocks...
I LOVE your new blocks, great use of that fabric!
I hope you make a little quilt with the star and springs block
how sweet of your son to help you with your gardens, such beautiful roses
I hope you bring a lot of them inside to enjoy in a vase.
Kathie
I love all the colours of those blocks..
Love how you used those fabrics -- the album blocks are wonderful! Love the Stars and Sprigs too. Even a small something with them would be wonderful. Your son -- what a sweetheart to help in your gardens for you!
I love your Stars and Sprigs and hope you are able to use them in a smaller project. I too have many projects that I fear I'll never finish. It is so easy to get distracted by something new. Especially when I see all these exciting projects in blogland. :)
Oh my, love the colors in those first two blocks! And your roses are gorgeous -- what a beautiful color they are! :)
Those blocks are beautiful! And I'm in love with the Stars and Sprigs---is that your original pattern? Or could one find it to purchase?
Such a lovely blog all around! Your Keiko Goke blocks are splendid! And I love your Sprigs and Stars blocks--so pretty--and didn't you have a border section completed too? I hope you'll be able to find a way to use them. My sewing room looks much like yours. Now if only my son would visit and do some helping around here--your son must have had a good mama!
Love your applique....those blocks are simply wonderful!
Lovely blocks Lurline...nice to see your getting into the studio and sewing again.
Good on David..roses look beautiful!
Julia ♥
You have to finish the stars and sprigs!The fabric is lovely. So pretty. Your son is very sweet. I am sure you rubbed off on him. ;)
Oh Lurline, your album blocks are so pretty, love them! I must say your stars and sprigs blocks are gorgeous too, hope you can use them for something nice. Your garden looks wonderful, what a nice and helpful son you have! Glad you are learning to enjoy that new sewing machine, happy stitching!
It's great see all your beautiful material, also to see your roses looking so wonderful When ours are at an end now :-) Aren't kids great ?
:-) x x x
love those blocks up the top..........very nice.........
Are you sure the stars and sprigs quilt will never be - those blocks are great and the finished quilt would be really lovely.
Lovely to see some of your fabric collection, it's so different to what I usually choose, it's got me thinking....maybe I need a trip to the fabric store.
Your blog provided us with valuable information to work with . Each & every tips of your post are awesome. Thanks a lot for sharing. Keep blogging.
Love your blocks and everything. Fun to catch up with you.
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