Amidst my holidays, I've been beavering away on a bit of Patchandi Scraptacular
Last night around midnight, I pieced the top together and pinned it to the curtains
My eldest Flower Garden Child was not too sure about the patterns he could see, but once it was finished, he got the idea, even though he wasn't 100% happy with the concept.
A random edge with the left overs and it's time to go back to school tomorrow
I had a lovely day today, visiting 2 gardens, belonging to friends, and going to a design market.
This Boronia was spectacular, and I am very tempted to try growing some in my garden.
I did love this touch in the garden
. . . and as for this garden, they described it as their "Tulip Festival Garden", and they weren't too far wrong there. It was SPECIAL
I just drank in the beauty and colour
and it was a lovely finish to my holidays.
15 comments:
Those tulips are lovely but are very late in comparison to mine. I think I have about the last two left. A couple in the front garden and one in a pot at the back.
Bother school. That quilt looks lovely.
I spent the last day of the holidays doing a scrap quilt too!
The top looks great, and the flowers are just lovely.
I knew you would get that quilt pieced before school....
Show and tell perhaps ??
Love all those flowers, Annie - the tulips are so beautiful and you have made my boronia and pansies look SO special. And the quilt is ace. Thanks for coming out to to play yesterday.
Your Scraptacular is spectacular! You know how I like RED!! It is truly a beauty. And the flowers - oh, my - so pretty.
I love your scrappy quilt! The tulips are stunning natures masterpiece!
Yep spectacular Annie!
Your quilt is fantastic -- I LOVE it!
looks great Annie.........
well done Annie. That was so quick!
i just love your quilt - it looks amazing!xxxx
Bloody genius - with the quilting and the gardening... and the picture-taking.
Yep. My hero.
Amazing tuplips Annie! Beautiful!
Tulips are so lovely and your quilt is too
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