Showing posts with label Grandmother's Flower Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grandmother's Flower Garden. Show all posts

Thursday, December 6, 2012

HEXAGONS {AN UPDATE}

 
Dilemma....
 
so what do you do with a quilt project that you have been
 
working on FOREVER?....
 
one that you will be working on FOREVER!
 
 
 
Enter the suspect.....
 
my Grandmother's Flower Garden/ Hexagon quilt.
 

(Hello beautiful scraps of Moda fabrics!)
 

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Preparing For Isaac

 
 
There is a Hurricane brewing in the Gulf of Mexico.
 
 
My sweet Southern state of Mississippi
is in its projected path.
 
 
Source
 
Last night I should have been at Walmart
(with the rest of the city)
stocking up on water, batteries, and candles.
 
Instead I sent Hubby and  I pulled out
my "untouched for months"
box of "large" scrap pieces.
 
 
 
 
As a Florida girl, this isn't the first storm
that I have been threw.
So my way of planning ahead was to cut up my scraps
and prepare a few projects
just in case
I don't have electricity, cable, or Internet.
 
So after about an hour of cutting,
I had these:
 

 
I cut three different sizes:
5" squares, 2 1/2" squares, and tumbler pieces.
 
 
I plan to spend most of my time
working on my "never ending" hexagons,
but I have the other piles just in case I get bored.
 
Oh yeah, I picked this up the day and I plan to give it
a try.
 
 
Well at least I will be prepared!
 
Until Next Time ... Happy Quilting!
 


Thursday, August 23, 2012

Paper Pieced Hexagons {An Update}

The Summer Olympics are over and I was sad to see them end!
I sat down and watched them every night after
the Little Person went to bed.


I knew that I needed a "hand project" to calm my nerves
during all of those memorable "nail-biting"moments.
I dug around in hopes of finding several
projects that I could work on,
but all I could find were my
"old faithful" hexagons.

So here is what I did while watching the Summer Olympics:



Of course, I didn't keep track of how many Grandmother's Flowers
I attached!


I just kept going...and going...and going....
because who knows when I will feel like picking up this project again.

Until Next Time ... Happy Quilting




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