Three lovely Spring days in a row have brought out my daffodils for this year and finally my header photo is not a blatant lie, LOL!
The Juanita variety, above, are the ones with the orange trumpets and seem a bit later than the Mount Hoods below.
Last year, Matthew helped me to plant a few King Alfreds in the rock garden for an early bright note.
During early Spring in New Hampshire, even the dandelions are welcome!
Not so welcome are the black flies that plague and bite all mammals, me included, ugh!
After finishing up the last few rounds of the 2" Cranston log cabin blocks, I laid them out on my made-up bed and decided on this pattern.
They are now all sewn together as a top. If you know a name for this arrangement, please do tell me!
Post script: Em has offered that this set is called Sunshine & Shadows . Thank you so very much, Em!
Happy sewing!
The Juanita variety, above, are the ones with the orange trumpets and seem a bit later than the Mount Hoods below.
Last year, Matthew helped me to plant a few King Alfreds in the rock garden for an early bright note.
During early Spring in New Hampshire, even the dandelions are welcome!
Not so welcome are the black flies that plague and bite all mammals, me included, ugh!
After finishing up the last few rounds of the 2" Cranston log cabin blocks, I laid them out on my made-up bed and decided on this pattern.
They are now all sewn together as a top. If you know a name for this arrangement, please do tell me!
Post script: Em has offered that this set is called Sunshine & Shadows . Thank you so very much, Em!
Happy sewing!