Encouraging Words of the Day:
For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory.
~ Psalm 84:11, NLT
Hello, Rocksprings! Yes, we've arrived in the Texas Hill Country. The Hill Country has received rain and is looking beautiful in Rocksprings, Texas. Here's a photo of what I saw looking out my door this morning.
Thanks, Karen for keeping me on task sewing hexie flowers with the link your provide us each week at "One-Flower Wednesday!" You can click on “One Flower Wednesday” to see flowers others have made too.
Also completed is a mini quilt top I made called "Mini Baskets." Something went wrong in my color selection. You're supposed to be able to see 4 baskets among all those squares and triangles but they "some how" got lost. Anyway, it will make a nice something. For now, it's fun to figure out how in the world there are supposed to be baskets in there :)
I'm off to enjoy this beautiful day before it gets to hot so, for now...
that is all.
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11 comments:
Isn't GREEN wonderful!!! So glad that you got rain in Rock Springs too!!
As always, your little hexies are adorable!!
Blessings
Love your hexies; the flower fabric is perfect.
Aww, your little fussy cutted hexie flowers are so cute!
Love the hexies.....that flowerdy fabric looks very familiar...hehehe....well I can see one basket pretty well...on the lower left.....glad you all have some nice weather and green while you are in RS.......
Really cute cutting for those hexies, had to laugh at your hidden baskets :)
Pretty flowers! Are the basket Easter baskets? LOL!
Hmmm... hidden baskets ... sounds like a new I-spy game. I can't believe you are on the road again. Too bad there is an ocean between us because with all that driving, you could be here several times over.
Beautiful flower and fussy cutting. The mini quilt is still cute.
Green is wonderful! Love the flowers and I see the baskets.
Your little hexies are cute, love your fussy cutting of the pretty fabric. I saw baskets, it will make a great something.
Glad to have you back in the Hill Country. The recent showers have helped us here too.
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