A blog about my interests, which include fabric landscapes and various and assorted other artsy pursuits and sometimes known to contain mumblings of a random nature.
Monday, April 08, 2019
A condundrum
What do you suppose might
be happening with these?...
You'll have to stay tuned to find out!
Today's quote is from Frank Tyger..."Be a good listener. Your ears will never get you in trouble"
I'm wondering if it would work for houseplants - we've had an influx of little tiny fliers (not as big as fruit flies) and I've been spraying the plant dirt with a soap/water solution, but it's not getting totally rid of them.
Don't think they're whiteflies- these are little dark coloured flies and we find them all over the place once they hatch. At first I thought they were fruit flies and put out my usual little bowls of apple cider vinegar but they show no interest.
I shall stay tuned to see what you do with these CQ blocks. Love seeing all the wondrous Art others so amazingly create. My ears definitely need to do more listening and let my loud mouth be silent.
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I always use old coffee grounds and tea leaves around my outdoor plants. I find that roses really thrive for some reason.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if it would work for houseplants - we've had an influx of little tiny fliers (not as big as fruit flies) and I've been spraying the plant dirt with a soap/water solution, but it's not getting totally rid of them.
DeleteIf they're whitefly you will do better by dabbing on alcohol on a qtip around the base and underside of the leaves.
ReplyDeleteI chuck all my coffee grounds and tealeaves around my one azalea and my one climbing rose. Theu like the acid,
If I had hollies, they'd like it too.
Don't think they're whiteflies- these are little dark coloured flies and we find them all over the place once they hatch. At first I thought they were fruit flies and put out my usual little bowls of apple cider vinegar but they show no interest.
DeleteThere you go, teasing us all again. Oh well I can wait. =)
ReplyDelete...hmmm....maybe it's not just you I'm teasing....maybe I have no clue either???
DeleteWow, the wall art, first link, is fantastic.
DeleteI jewel small vases, but that art is a higher level.
There are some utterly amazing artists out there and it never ceases to amaze me what they use as raw materials....this one was a great case in point.
DeleteIt’s not gonna be a barn!
ReplyDeleteIt's not?? Why ever not??? Hmmmm.....
DeleteI shall stay tuned to see what you do with these CQ blocks. Love seeing all the wondrous Art others so amazingly create. My ears definitely need to do more listening and let my loud mouth be silent.
ReplyDeleteI'm staying tuned too! There's a plan afoot, but as you know many of my plans are bound to run aground!
DeleteYour crazy quilt blocks are lovely, how fun another project!
ReplyDeleteGood quote too, so true.
Yes, another project - never let it be said that I get bored!
DeleteAre you wanting us to guess, or give you ideas?!? ;^) I love that denim bunny in the first link!
ReplyDeleteGuessing is good! I kinda know what they're going to become, but it's fun to see what ideas other people may have.
DeleteThanks for the links. Not even going to guess what the crazy quilt blocks will become.
ReplyDeleteI'm on a 'use up my blocks' kick lately, so there might be a couple more projects before I'm done
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