I have never before had so many of these dark irises! I have brought them from my mother's garden. Two years ago we worked on this flower bed making it a lot smaller and easier for me to take care of, got rid of some flowers and kept these. The yellow ones are from a little start I once dug up at my parent's place. It was growing in the sand on the little "beach" where I learned to swim. I think the waves had brought the first seeds or roots there.
This is another project I have finished, I sewed the last bit of the binding this morning. This is my whirligiggle children's quilt, and I chose the most orange binding. Is this my way of getting ready to be a grandmother someday? This quilt is for no specific child, I just made it because I wanted to try the pattern and recycle the nightgowns!
Next post will show some progress on my challenge quilt, I promise.
That is just so so pretty and feminine.. your whirligig quilt.
ReplyDeleteAnd Ha! You just wait and see how fast I go. :) I have other things to get to this summer too!
That is a beautiful quilt- I'd never heard of that pattern- I've only been patchworking for a year and don't get out much LOL.
ReplyDeleteThe irises are beautiful. I love the purple shades they come in.
I've literally just finished my first stash challenge (began just over a year ago)- will blog it tomorrow when the light is better for photos. I am so so pleased you and Eileen started this. I needed a kick to finish the final square of hand sewn octagons. thank you.
Great quilt and love those iris!! I am still thinking about what I am doing for the stash challenge...it's going to be fun!!!
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