A Peek into my Quilting Sketch Book
This is a one sided or asymmetrical feather
The plumes are stitched on one side only
Instead of plumes, I added leaves to this one
I learned these years ago from a tutorial DVD
Look what's blooming in the front yard:
Light Blue Hydrangea
Also in the front yard:
Dark blue Hydrangea
They look purple in the strong sun light
Freckles the cow mama and her yearling calves
are just outside the front yard fence.
Life continues in the Hay Fields:
3 Hay fields have been cut, raked and baled...
3 more hay fields to go...
Gunnr enjoys the summer breeze from the back seat
of the pick up parked in the hay field...
Life is Good!
8:45 pm.....Sunset in the Hay Fields
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
I have "hydrangea envy"!! My poor little plant is struggling after last year's drought (and the fact that it was dug up and wintered under a grow lamp and was planted this spring during torrential rains in S.E. MN). I really like the leaf-feather a lot. I have found Patsy's tutorials to be very helpful and inspiring as is your blog. I am so glad I am following it!! Hugs.....Doreen
ReplyDeleteThose Hydrangreas are to die for! the colors are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI also love the colors in that sunset.
Love those feathers and the hydrangeas. I forgot whee you live but you must have humidity to grow hydrangeas, right? Beautiful!!!
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