Sheffield is growing, just the last white panel
I hope to finish this last stripe over the weekend
I have the name MILLS to add under the logo
and then a few more rows of the stripes.
but I will stitch the black and white of the center next.
I did get some sewing done, just one evening.
You can see I have loads done in the box
but I still have loads of fat quarters to cut out
Storm Katie took all the dead buds off our Magnolia tree
it's looking a bit bare, but I love these blooms
Spring is here and summer is on it's way
Tulips in pots, plus Aquilegia
I fell in love with Aquilegia's last year.
Out side our back door
English bluebells, another of my favorite flowers
I have clumps around my back garden,
So just hubby and I, tomorrow we will pop out, it's the local farmers market in town, I would like another blueberry bush. Hubby needs a few things from Wilkinson's, so I get to look around their gardening section, there is nothing I need, but it's not always about need.
Sunday will be a day at home, I have a skirt to sew together and a garden to tidy. It's time I cleaned my two small green houses, I have tomatoes, cucumbers and pepper plants almost ready to be potted on. Hubby is planning to cook another roast dinner.
I haven't started any seeds off yet, I think it's about time I did so now though. Your plants and bulbs look to be further along than mine, I love aquilegias too, I have quite a few in the garden, some bought and some self seeded.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you are going to have a nice quiet week-end. Your big stitching project reminds me so much of a project I stitched for my son about his days as an Army Ranger. It's looking quite good.
ReplyDeleteYou must give us a "glamping" report. I've heard it is quite fun.
ReplyDeleteI'm way behind on blog reading and have enjoyed a lovely catch up read here. The patchwork cushion looks fantastic, i've really enjoyed watching this grow. Lovely pics of your adventures. I hope all is sorted with your neighbour and the police can deal with it once and for all for you.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend
you have the patience of a saint to stitch all that solid colour, it would have had me climbing the walls, I am on the look out for a couple of peach trees now but I am only looking halfheartedly, you can never have enough Blueberries, I am pleased that one of the cuttings I took last year has taken well :-)
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