As usual, my photos are lacking in clarity and color accuracy, but these are the first few blocks I made. I have 22 made so far, which I will post pics of later, don't worry :-) using various and sundry fabrics, mostly blue and white.
I want to thank Pokey and Pip for the tips on fraying. My next trip to the fabric store will include those supplies. And thanks for all the anniversary wishes - we had a wonderful day on Jamestown (do you say "on" when you're on an island?)
I am STILL having trouble commenting on some blogs, so if you haven't heard from me, it's not from lack of trying! Very frustrating! ESPECIALLY when it's a great giveaway I want to enter!
Humor me while I post one pic of my darling Ezra:
Sleeping so peacefully in their tent while camping out! Might I say the quilt that grandma made is the reason for the comfyness?
Have a great day, everyone! May you bless and be blessed!
~ Jodi ~
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These blue and white stars are wonderful, especially the box-in-box centers. And show little Ezra any time!
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I love how you photographed them side by side so you can see just how much of a different look you can get get by reversing what print goes where. They turned out great too, good job!
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Carolyn
Hello, and thank you for visiting my blog. I used to live in RI and have been to Jamestown many times. Love your blog. I'm going to scroll through a few of your archived posts before I move along. Your blocks look great. I was tickled to see your grandbaby asleep in a tent. I raised my daughter camping every summer. We had such fun! ~karen
ReplyDeleteLove your photo of Ezra camping, with that gorgeous quilt! Nice to see that your family can camp in such style thanks to grandma!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun campout! Beautiful blocks :-)
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