Our church was well-represented in the Winthrop Harbor Memorial Day parade. (Stevens is in the back row behind Mel (in the red t-shirt). The clouds rolled in, dropped some rain, and rolled out again.
I will not need to take a walk this afternoon. |
It feels odd to have an entire week of May ahead of us even though it's Memorial Day.
The pattern is "Golden Splendor" by Ann Weber of the Gingham Girls. It was published in McCall's America Makes Scrap Quilts in 2008. Linda W. pieced the back. I did the applique and the quilting. Linda bound and labeled it.
Another Daisy Patch is underway for Bonnie, another chapter sister who is also moving to Florida. Linda W. and I have the same division of labor. It's all assembled and I have begun quilting it. Bonnie's last meeting is June 14.
I finally made a green bubble block for this month's Rainbow Scrap Challenge.
"Chocqua" is the color combination for my next Heartstrings
project.
Check out other quilters' holiday doings at Judy's Patchwork Times.
Looks like you had a great time! Fabulous quilt! Love the daisies!!
ReplyDeleteHave always loved parades. Especially the marching bands. And I love the inclusion that your church embraces.
ReplyDeleteYour daisy quilt is lovely. The colors just pop. Great parade photos, too.
ReplyDeleteThe daisy quilt is awesome. I bet it's one of those quilt patterns you don't mind making twice!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Ramona, your daisy quilt is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe daisy quilt is beautiful. So sad that someone has to leave to get one.
ReplyDeleteThose Daisy Patch quilts are going to be treasured. Congratulations on the green bubble block!
ReplyDeleteLove the Daisy Patch quilts!!!
ReplyDeleteLove those Daisy Patch quilts. Nice green blocks. Enjoying watching you make this blocks in each month's color. I never tire of looking at Heart String quilts.
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