The weather has been warm, sunny and it has been so good outside. With that happening, we all have been enjoying being outside in the garden. The sweet peas is under their protective area outside in their temporary pots until they sprout and grow, veggie seeds planted in the raised beds. We can cover these boxes when overnight temperature dips or unexpected frost is predicted.
Blue strips sewn together and sub cut into strips. Ready for the nine patch blocks.
They need to be sewn together with the white blocks in between. Only got this far this week, as the cushion covers was finished midweek and time spent outdoors after a long winter. Linking up to RSC21 today.
These 9 patches look so tiny. You have lots of blocks ready.
ReplyDeleteLove the pile of tiny 9-patches. My husband plowed the garden. I haven't planted anything just yet. I need to make sure both tillers are ready to run before I do. Also, the chickens are seriously rooting the fresh tilled soil.
ReplyDeleteOh my, those 9-patches are TINY! I'm interested to see how you use them, what you make with them.
ReplyDeletelooks like you are ready for a day of sewing
ReplyDeleteLove those applique pillows! So very pretty. Good work on getting your 9 patch blocks going too.
ReplyDeleteThe pillow covers turned out wonderfully! I love all your little piles of 9 patches, too - they are tiny!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of teeny tiny nine patches! Must say, I adore sweet peas such pretty flowers and that gorgeous scent.
ReplyDeleteOh my those are teeny tiny nine patches! It always feels great to get outside after a winter and play in the soil.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on finishing up your pretty cushion covers and getting such a good start on those BLUE 9-Patch blocks for the RSC!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cushions and oh so pretty! 9-patches! I can hear the happiness in your post at Spring's arrival.
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