I am sure that most of you have heard the old saying "Pink in the Morning Sailor's Warning Pink at Night Sailors Delight! Well, when I looked out this am this is what I saw:
Yes and the weatherman is predicting rain for tomorrow. So my afternoon won't be filled with slow stitches like usual on Sunday, but my husband and I will head to the back yard to shred up the rest of our fall leaves and use them to mulch the landscaping beds. It will do wonders for the shrubs and really help them to make it thru the very hot summers we have.
But since slow stitching with the gang of quilters that link each Sunday with Kathy's Slow Stitching Sundays has become such a habit, I will find sometime this evening to put a few stitches in my hexie project. I was able to get another section almost ready to attach. This will be side four. Working on this project has been a bit like doing a puzzle. I sure hope the last two sides will link up correctly, I think I will be fine as long as I follow my map closely.
I guess I really need to start thinking seriously with what I should do in the center of this project and what will come after that. Any ideas?
Yes and the weatherman is predicting rain for tomorrow. So my afternoon won't be filled with slow stitches like usual on Sunday, but my husband and I will head to the back yard to shred up the rest of our fall leaves and use them to mulch the landscaping beds. It will do wonders for the shrubs and really help them to make it thru the very hot summers we have.
But since slow stitching with the gang of quilters that link each Sunday with Kathy's Slow Stitching Sundays has become such a habit, I will find sometime this evening to put a few stitches in my hexie project. I was able to get another section almost ready to attach. This will be side four. Working on this project has been a bit like doing a puzzle. I sure hope the last two sides will link up correctly, I think I will be fine as long as I follow my map closely.
I guess I really need to start thinking seriously with what I should do in the center of this project and what will come after that. Any ideas?
Hope it is just rain not freezing rain ...we are hearing it could be a mix but who knows. Predicting exactly what is going to happen seems to be a lost art this winter : )
ReplyDeleteYou have alot of these hexies going on...so pretty!:)
You are so right about this winter. Our predicted temps are way above freezing so I have a feeling we will get a lot of rain. I just came in from outside, it was so gorgeous out, sunny and 60, felt so good to have the sunshine on my face.
DeleteI heard we will get rain off and on all week and be in the 60's spring time is coming although I wouldn't be surprised if we don't still get some chilly days and nights and maybe even a snowfall! after all this is Arkansas! Love your hexies!!
ReplyDeleteSo true anything can happen this time of year. I do remember picking asparagus last February, Pretty sure that won't happen this year.
DeleteSo pretty. I think I am going to put black around all my little flowers. I have no clue what they will end up as though - I have no real plan for them. Will you just put all black in the middle or add a rainbow around? It will be fun to see what you decide to do. Enjoy your slow stitching today. I need to go out and get some yard work done today too - maybe plant a few seeds into the ground with the kids.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking an applique center and maybe some applique around the outside. Nothingt se in stone yet. Once I get this part done I may have to just look at it for awhile, before I decide.
DeleteI think your project is coming along very nicely. Looking forward to seeing how you finish up. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy first big hexie project, I am surprised it goes as fast as it does. Still a lot of decisions on what the next step will be.
DeleteThis is going to be so beautiful Carla! I can't wait to see what you decide to go in the center :)
ReplyDeleteMe too! I kind of have an idea but things can always change.
DeleteBeautiful! How about a big bunch of bright butterflies for the center?
ReplyDeleteI use leaves for mulch too and cover the gardens with lawn mower shredded leaves in the fall. We still have lots of snow on the ground now so it will be a while until I can get out to the garden to do some clean up. I also use all the fabric scraps that are too small to use as mulch too! It makes for a colorful garden.
Sounds like you love to garden. We have so many oak leaves, so why not put them to work. They sure do wonders for the soil. I hadn't thought about small bits of fabric.. We really need to mulch heavily here to conserve moisture in the summer and keep the soil a little cooler in our 100 plus days. I like the idea of some butterflies, I also thought about some birds. Thanks.
DeleteI soooooo love the black background you are using!!
ReplyDeleteI have a hexie project too……uhhhh, hhhmmmm……somewhere…..????
I haven't done anything today but piddle!
Thanks, I am not regretting using it! It really makes those colors pop! I hope to have a few days like that this week.
DeleteWe've got rain in the forecast for today ... unfortunately it's freezing rain. Hope yours just stays rain.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you do for your center. I am confident it will be fabulous!
That made me laugh "gang of quilters"... sounds like a fun bunch!
ReplyDeleteI will be hanging out with a gang this week!
Thanks for linking up to Slow Sunday Stitching :)
Your hexie project is beautiful and eye catching! The center may have to be as eye catching or more ;-). Enjoy your slow stitching!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the challenge is on! Thanks stopping by!
DeleteHmm, I always heard red sky at morning, sailors take warning, red sky at night, sailors delight. Pink, red, it's all good!
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