This is the latest block I have completed for my white cloth. I've left the bottom right corner empty because I plan to have an embellishment flow over onto it from the adjoining piece.
Above is the view outside my studio window. The tree in the foreground is currently home to a nest of crows - unfortunately we can't see into the nest because it's almost at the very top of the tree. I don't think you can tell from the picture but the trees beside the river are just starting to show the leaves coming out.
you seem to be busy, any chance of you coming in to TO these days, for tea, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie
ReplyDeleteI just love this block with the fabric ruching out from the belt buckle and the french knots placed in there. Just beautiful.
I am at the point where I am trying to get my 4 large blocks put together for a hanging (not mine). This is mainly from the first course with just a few bits from the second. I am going to make a book of small samples from the second course. I am hooked and I know you are too.
The pic out your window is lovely.
A very nice spot winter or summer.
Hugs
FredaB
Nice block. I love the white theme. Nice view too. Glad you are enjoying your new place still.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely white piece MA and I have a buckle just like that one.
ReplyDeleteI love your white piece and your view is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYour white is just delicious.
ReplyDeleteHelloooo, nice to see you again too, and I see you are all settled in to your studio, with such a lovely view too.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, white on white, this is a beautiful piece you have made here :)
Love the fabric spilling out from the buckle and draping over the base fabric! All your embellishments are beautiful! Very nice work, MA!
ReplyDeleteyour white block is fabulous....cascading with knots, love it!
ReplyDeleteSmashing Peggy!
ReplyDeleteCrows tho noisy are so full of arrogant attitude........Ive always liked them.
I posted you a parcel yesterday by the way : )
I so enjoy all of your white work...it's elegant and textured and really draws me in to look more closely
ReplyDeleteHow nice that Spring is popping in your neck of the woods...I bet those crows can be noisey...I find them very entertaining
We are enjoying the Dogwood trees, Wisteria and Lily of the Valley just now
Happy Spring!
oxo