I just like how this looks - through the chicken yard into the back yard with the sun going down.
Everything looks happy after the rain we've had the past couple of days. Look at that red rose - it is still hoarding water in its petals! The yellow flowers center left are the mustard greens going to seed. Time to pull them out of there and replace with something else.
This is just a little example. I saw a cute and easy tutorial on Missouri Star's YouTube page, the Won't You Be My Neighbor quilt. Looks like a good one for the boys' home.
Hope everything is happy in your neighborhood!
Hugs and kisses,
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I love the photo with the sun rays. You have to have the camera ready all the time for the beauty to be captured.
We're having a slow beginning to spring so I'm enjoying all of your color. We have had rain too and lots of plants are coming up.
Your yard is looking beautiful Elaine. Everything is still brown and dreary up here. And those houses look really cute -- fun, fun to start a new project!
Love it all. Hoping you have the loveliest of weeks!
Lovely garden shots. Just wanted to say that I really like your header. And thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting so regularly. I can barely keep up with things and so can't visit very often, but I appreciate your support.
best, nadia
I love the rain, pretty picture Elaine. I will have to check the house tutorial out. Your house blogs are cute, it will make a good quilt. Love your boy's whirlygigs too in the previous post.
All your photos are beautiful. I like the one with the sunrays at the chicken lot. This is a lovely quilt pattern. It would make a beautiful quit for the boys' home. I'm so glad you got rain and it make your flowers and home look so lovely. You have a beautiful lawn and house.
I really like that alphabet fabric on the house. I wouldn't have thought to do that. And I have that fabric, too. I love your photos. They tell me color and hopefully some moisture may come here, too.
Elaine, your house quilt is going to be really cute for the boys home. Thanks for stopping by the girlfriend gap blog :)and leaving a comment . Have a great day. Janita
Elaine, can you tell me if the first quilt for the boys home was cut from strips or the name of the pattern. Thank you. Janita
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