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Showing posts with label Lavender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lavender. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 04, 2015

Three Amish Dolls

Amish doll
Two Amish dolls
Two Amish dolls
Lavender
Lavender

The doll on the first picture is not made by me, it is a present that my son brought me from Shipshewana.

On the other pictures, the two dolls are done by myself and already shown in previous posts, but I enjoyed taking pictures of the "mother and daughter" together in the garden with lavenders.


Saturday, July 05, 2014

Breakfast and Hand Piecing

Pouch
Pouch and Flower Garden block

Breakfast
Breakfast table

Breads and tea
Black tea

Breakfast
Breads

Garden
Lavender - Rosemary - Verbena

Lavenders
Lavenders

Lavenders
Bumblebee on a lavender

Verbena
Verbena

Olive tree
Wild olive tree

Breakfast time is my best time of the day. I love to wake up early in the morning, and to sit down in the garden, in my favorite corner, on the kitchen side. There it is very quite, you hear nothing except the birds. Everybody sleeps. It's 7 o'clock and I have the whole day in front of me. I enjoy a very strong black tea (Yorkshire Gold brand) with breads and marmelade. Having my second cup of tea, sewing can start, for about one hour.
It's such a happy moment and I feel blessed to be able to enjoy the lovely view, the fresh wind and the quietness. 
Enjoy your breakfast!
Christine

Tuesday, July 01, 2014

Flower Garden Second Part

Pile of blocks

Flower garden box

Flower Garden box

Hexagon papers

Flower Garden blocks

Hexies

Hexies and blocks

Flower Garden blocks

Boxes

Blocks arrangement

Blocks and lavender

Blocks

Unfinished blocks

Finished block

Unfinished blocks

Unfinished blocks

Pile of blocks

Pile of blocks

Summer time is Flower Garden time! I took the boxes of this project from the shelf to see what it is about...
Ok, first thing : I am rather pleased to find a quite good organization!
Second thing : not very pleased to see that I did not progress so well! Little by little as it goes, it seems another 10 years will be necessary to finish this quilt, especially that I intended to make it Queen size and have it handquilted... I may review this point... maybe a single bed quilt will be alright!
Well, let's not be discouraged and let's start : I have first to cut 216 paper hexies and 216 muslin hexies, then baste and piece them around the 12 unfinished blocks. When this will be finished, I will have done a great step forward!

Enjoy your quilting!
Christine