Today started out promising with a smiling sun.
This squirrel seem to think so too digging for treasures in a flower pot. But I fear it will be a hard sight for the gardener.
Planting in lightly chipped cups and vintage mugs is also nice. They make the window very pretty! I learned that from my grandmother. But I didn't know that pups can grow out of cups too and attract honey bees!
It is really my lucky day.. I see a letter coming in the post :)
This chicken is so cute with her greedy eye! Dandelion seeds must be tasty to take this much risk!
I kind of have the same look when I go for fabric shopping minus the cuteness factor ;)
I kind of have the same look when I go for fabric shopping minus the cuteness factor ;)
Soon, sun went behind the clouds and raindrops fell making my clover plants and this frog & turtle pair quite happy!
I guess it is never a dull moment for these pots with all sorts of busy activities and accidents happening around them.
I have a soft spot for flower pots and thought they will make a good subject for my next quilt. I think it is going to be a small baby quilt. I am still choosing fabrics to go with these blocks. I used machine applique for the pots & critters and added rest of the details by hand using embroidery thread. These blocks are tiny at 3 1/2".
The fabric I used for the background is organic cotton in sage, that I got at SuperBuzzy last year. I like the natural flecks it has and is also incredibly soft. The flower pot fabric is a Japanese linen but I don't know the name of this print. If I make anymore progress I will post about it soon ( ' u ' )
Thank you for stopping by! Have a great week!!
Your blocks are SO cute! I always enjoy and admire the way you can tell a story with needle and thread. I look forward to seeing how you put this little cutie together.
ReplyDeleteOn a side note...I think you should write children's books. You have a true gift. : )
I agree with Ann about you writing and illustrating children's books with your quilt projects. So cheerful and fun and thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteI always love how your work is so beautiful and tells us a story. They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely story to start my day. I'm looking forward to see how you set these blocks.
ReplyDeleteOh yes - another vote for you writing children's books, Pratima! Your quilt blocks are so happy and adorable. I can't wait to see the finish!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Your handwork is so creative and sweet! Thanks for sharing the inspirations - can't wait to see more!!
ReplyDeleteI love-love these little sweet-flower pot blocks and reading the endearing captions that go with them.
ReplyDeleteOMG! These are adorable! It's a wonderful idea for a baby quilt. Think of the hours of storytelling that your block will inspire!!
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