
One of my favorite things to do is follow blogs about quilting. Last week someone (sorry I can’t remember which blog) posted a picture of their african violet on top of a quilt. That got me thinking about the window in my bathroom that has the perfect lighting for my african violets.


So I decided to use the color of the african violets to make a window sill runner to go under the pots and brighten the ledge a bit. I decided to make easy little nine patches, and I always love blocks turned on point so why not. Well it ended up taking quite a bit of time to draft it all and get it put together, but I really think the extra time was worth it!
So pretty! I'm proud to have started you with the violets...they are fun to grow
ReplyDeleteThanks Margie, I also gifted one to my sister, and she was very excited to have an african violet again.
DeleteI love your window sill quilt, Carla--it's so pretty, and the colors are perfect. Love the milk glass too--I love seeing people use the special family things they have inherited. I like to think of my dear ones sleeping under quilts I've made and wearing them out with use and love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thought!
DeleteHOW CLEVER YOU ARE ....I MIGHT TRY A WINDOW RUNNER LIKE YOURS for my one violet... TOO CLEVER, MOLLY
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