These in my garden - more promises of spring. The magnolia will be magnificent. First tulip out.And looks like I will have some unusual colours too. So exciting to see - their first year.Charity quilt is completely quilted - only 1/2 the binding left to stitch on. Will share photo when done.
Completed the 4 signatures of my paper/stitch book. These just need to be stitched into this cover. I will be taking photos and showing the entire book next week.
Reading this non-fiction book - a lovely account of the pleasures of reading. It is reminding me of books I have read, books I want to read, and some nice mentions of libraries :-) I have started another list of what to read nextBlog love this week : Awesome slash and burn technique blogged about here by Joanne Thieme Huffman from a class she did with Ruth Rae.
Progress on DJ Pettitt's online class in this blog post
If you are interested in trying Art Journalling, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer has been posting a week of great techniques. First post here
BEAUTIFUL quilting here
Thank you for the shout-out! I look forward to seeing the photos of your quilt, completed book and garden. - Joanne
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see your first tulip, beautiful colour! I'm not sure what happened to mine this year, I got one stalk and nothing else, although my garden's been invaded by tomatoes so maybe that's got something to do with it! Margaret
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ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful seeing the first signs of Spring - at last!
Love how you direct us to your interesting finds in blogland!
I'm a bookworm too - are you a librarian?
My cousin in Palmy belongs to a good bookclub there and a lot that I read comes from her recommendations. I usually visit Bruce McKenzie Books when I'm there and try not to buy too many - ooh it's hard tho!
Looking forward to the quilt!
Take care
Shane