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| I woke to the most beautiful blue sky. |
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| I hung out my spring quilt to air on the washing line and made a shadow bunny. |
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| The garden is greening up now - not so much brown to be seen. |
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| A vase of cheery daffodils adorn the dining room table. |
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| As the sun goes down I will spend my time sewing together hexagons and reflect on the beautiful day. |
Lovely cheery post today! Your hexagon patchwork is looking gorgeous! Love the quilt on the line and the shadow bunny - reminds me of childhood when my father used to make them for me. Have a great week, hope you enjoy lots of sunshine.
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Lovely post. Your Hexagon quilt is coming on a treat
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Wow, you have got on well with your hexagons, such lovely fabric too!!
ReplyDeleteJust love the shadow bunny. :)
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the sky is just gorgeous today isn't it ... still cold here though.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad the sunshine is cheering you up! It's been lovely here too. Spring is definitely on its way!
ReplyDeleteThose hexagons are coming on a treat. Lovely colour combination!
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful day, Simone!!!
ReplyDeleteI live your spring quilt and your growing hexagon quilt!
And daffodils are one of my favorite flowers!
Lovely photos!
Lovely positive post - hasn't it been a fab day? Love the hexagons - what I think a real patchwork should look like!
ReplyDeleteHere's to more sunshiny days to come.
Days like today 'feed' you, don't they? Wonderful. Your patchwork's looking good :)
ReplyDeleteLove the hexagons and fab colour combinations. It was a beautiful day today and it makes the world seem so much better.x
ReplyDeleteLovely cheery post - wow your patchwork is really coming on thanks for the links on your previous post but at the risk of sounding thick I cant suss how you sew them together I know its with whip stitch hmm think I need to re read it xx
ReplyDeleteWorse luck I missed the lovely weather today by being inside at work, all day. Your shadow bunny looks like Hartley Hare from Pipkins. Remember him? x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks for sharing your lovely day. Nice to see so much green (we still have snow, snow, snow).
ReplyDeleteIs that your henhouse in the third picture? Your garden looks so inviting!
I love seeing your quilt progress! I've been thinking about my next quilt, but alas, it's not going to be hexagons. I do have lots of scraps, though, and it might be fun to try to use all those up...
I was going to say "here too" but then I got to the fabulous garden and fabulous craft- and decided to resist!
ReplyDeleteOh I ache for green! Did I spy your hen house just to the right of the clothesline? We've begun to think of what our coop will be like.... And where we'll put our permanent clothesline. Can't keep hanging the laundry in the front yard just because the trees there provide a place to tie the rope!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could take a stroll through your garden with you. And oh I wish the only bunnies in my garden were shadows!
Your photos gave my spirit a much needed lift this afternoon. Merci.
We have had a beautiful start to March, it feels like spring and this makes me happy, glad you are too!
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those hexagons are coming on a treat - keep going!!
ReplyDeleteLove Julia xx
What a lovely post; so much colour and joy in it. Love your shadow rabbit:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics - where did you get them? Its going to be a stunning piece. xx
ReplyDeleteOoh, what a lovely quilt Simone. I love the colours. Hope you still have the sun today x
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