First of all I would like to say a big THANK YOU to all of you who gave me advice on how to do my flowers. I am still not completely settled on how I will do it but I have some ideas. I have had so much fun this past week sewing these flowers and I have to say, I am not sure I can only sew them on Wednesdays. :) I have done 9 so far and just want to keep going. I do know I will use yellow for the centers and it will be scrappy so I will use different shades of yellow. I still am unsure if I will make them one row larger or just leave them as is. I have been playing around with the idea of using green around them rather than white. Inspired by Valentina's photo with the flowers on the bushes. :) I just love how the flowers pop out on the green. I am glad to see so many people joining in on this fun. Thanks Karen for starting One Flower Wednesday! I have wanted to make a GFG and this was the boost I needed to get started! I look forward to seeing all the gardens grow.......
Such a pretty garden you are growing :0) So far I have ignored this particular project, too many UFO's around here already LOL.
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Very pretty, very colorful, Jan! I wouldn't have thought the "flowers" would be defined as well, but with those vivid colors, they REALLY are!!! Beautiful!
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What a lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so pretty. You have picked some fun fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHello Jan,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments on wendy's little hexagons. They really are beautiful. Hexagons are so addictive. Before you know it you will have a beautiful quilt. Well done on your start. Look forward to the progress.
Shirley.
Jan they are beautiful. your garden will be perfect.
ReplyDeleteLove your colors too, mine is worked up in batiks. It really is too much fun. They are a wonderful take along project.
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!
Blissfully Stitching,
Bobbie
Look at you go Jan! I'm really loving the green one at the top of the photo. I like the idea of yellow for the centers.
ReplyDeleteWell done Jan, your flowers are so beautiful, I lvoe the yellow centres.
ReplyDeleteWow, the brights do look wonderful. Like the scrappy look too. I joined up last week and really looking forward to watching all the gardens grow out there in blogland;-)
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Jilly
Jan! Be still my beating heart! They are soooooo Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy we are doing this together! Hummm, a green path, I thought about that too... Can you imagine a 'batik-looking' green for depth? ponder...ponder...
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Your flowers are so bright and cheerful ... lovely!
ReplyDeletelove your flowers, fun to see them in all different colors around blogland!
ReplyDeleteKathie who is tempted to start making them too!
Oh Jan they are looking lovely,I love the bright colours that you have used :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colours you use!! So many different gardens, it is a real joy to watch them all grow! Can't stop hihi you silly girl, just listen to your little voice in your heart and GO!! Happy sewing, Daniƫlle XXXD
ReplyDeleteJan I love your colors , very vibrant and you have sure made progress in a short time ,way to go !!
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Carrie sent me over, I've joined in on the one flower wednesday also. Only 52 more for me! I like your barn blocks, great blog you have.
ReplyDeleteLove your Grandmother's Flower Garden blocks, the colors are inspirational: happy, cheerful and bright! Way to go~
ReplyDeleteOh gosh how pretty!!! These are so happy. Delightful. You made me smile, that's for sure.
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