45
Klosjes Completed
11 made last week
One Flower Wednesday
32 of 92 made
My goal last week was to get back on track with my hexagon flowers. I decided that Wednesday would be the day of the week I would make at least one flower. Afternoon tea seemed like the perfect time to do so. Ends up, last Wednesday, I had time to piece together two flowers during tea and I made a third one in the evening. Valentina and Jan are also going to set aside time on Wednesday's to work on their flower gardens.
April
The pedigree of the honey, does not concern the bee;
A clover, anytime to him, is aristocracy.
Emily Dickinson
Civil War Bride
Block 12
And my fourth Civil War Bride block is now complete. Would you believe it has over ninety pieces in it?
Until next time.....happy quilting!
Karen
Until next time.....happy quilting!
Karen
25 comments:
Karen great blocks and projects. I like the system you have going on.
Your work is just beautiful, my dear friend. Love those hexigons. Reminds me of when I made a flower garden quilt many years ago. Happy Quilting!
You have been very busy!!!
I love your hexagons!
Beautiful work. I love your Hexagons, another thing I have to try...
Gorgeous klosjes and absolutely fabulous flowers. I think I may have to join in and make at least one flower each Wednesday!
They are all beautiful! But that does not surprise me. Your work is gorgeous!
Wow...love all the projects your working on. That applique is gorgeous!!!
Wow Karen, you have been busy. Your Klosjes and hexagon flowers look fantastic and well done on the Civil War Bride block!
Isn't it amazing how a little at a time adds up so quickly? You have some really pretty projects going there, Karen. Carol
Ooo so many pretty projects going!! I love the bee hive stitchery!!
Crispy
I love all of your projects! You make me want to stay home and sew today.
You have been busy! Such beautiful work. I just love everything that you've been doing.
Thank you, Karen for the inspiration! :)
I love your Klosjes and your flowers are so beautiful! This morning I made another Flower, and knowing you would be making one too was a real treat.
Thank YOU!
V.
Karen, your Klosjes and flowers are beautiful! I would love to join you on sewing a flower on Wednesdays. What a wonderful idea! Your Civil War Bride block is stunning! Threadbear is my favourite shop to buy fabric (it is about 40 minutes drive from me) and I bought the CWB pattern when it first came out, I have not started yet!!!! I am looking forward to seeing more of your blocks, the quilt is absolutely gorgeous. Ann ~ Australia.
Oh, my! You have been keeping busy! :) All of your work is just beautiful, too. Loving the spools, yay on the flowers! (I so need to get back to mine...), LOVE the beehive, and your Civil War Bride block? Just wow.
Well, you sure have been busy.It sounds like you are in the mood for Spring Sewing! Flowers, Bees and Spools!! Everything looks wonderful! :0)
You have been keeping busy!
Karen, your Klosjes and flowers are beautiful!!
have a nice day!!
Looks like you have been a very happy quilter. Lots done in your sewing room. Love the strip background you did for the bee hive. Lovely civil war block so far.
Oohh Karen, I feel soooo small hihi! Saw your list of projects and it is amazing, do you ever sleep hihi?! I got your blogaddress from Valentina and I love the one flower Wednesday! Am afraid I must listen to the little voice inside that shouts: YES! hihi! Love your klosjes also! Take care, happy sewing, Daniëlle
I love you Klosjes. Valentina has been so helpful in getting me started. My goal this week is to one! Your Civil War Bride block is stunning. Can't wait to see it all.
Okay Karen, I'm walking away from the computer and into the sewing room. Your quilting progess is wonderfull. I love your Kathy Schmitz block.
Well, you sure have been busy...lots of beautiful work..
Julia ♥
Your quilting projects are amazing! I am especially impressed with this Civil War Bride block...
I just started sewing/quilting & am working on a quilt for my mom with Dresden Plates! Do you have any of those???
Dear Miss Caitlin,
Sorry I was unable to reply to you by e-mail, but you are coming up 'no-reply.' This means you need to add your e-mail address to your Blogger profile. In answer to your question, I have made two Dresden quilts and I hope to make more. I love them!! Enjoy your sewing/quilting journey.
Such a lovely block! You did a wonderful job.
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