Slowly, slowly, I am filling in the blanks. Boy, are there a lot of leaves/flowers on this one block! Somehow, or other, in spite of the fact that I've been moving back and forth from side to side, The bottom corner stays empty. I have a plan for almost every empty space, but that bottom is still a mystery. Meanwhile, Dorothy has moved on to her first setting triangle. Bravo! I'm already worrying about mine. It's lovely to be able to see others interpreting the same wonderful old quilt. It gives me a sense of quilting community.
I am now going to wish you all a marvelous Thanksgiving, with all the yummy foods that your family look forward to all year. For those of you in countries that don't have this holiday I have a proposition..........I'll eat enough Thanksgiving goodies for you, if you will eat enough goodies for me when next you have a feast, and celebration. Will that work do you think? Now, if we could find a third party to gain the weight! Sigh.


Your Mary Brown is looking wonderful
ReplyDeleteI just am in awe of this block...it is truly beautiful...an heirloom in the making.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele, your Mary Brown is looking really super, gorgeous intense colours.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you, we're gearing up for a Christmas here Down-Under and will be gaining a little weight myself no doubt...
Michele, I am still in awe of your fabrics and your "painting" with them. The block looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThere is no doubt about it: applique is you style!!! You are doing a fabulous job, and your colours are magnificent! The block looks great!!!!!
ReplyDeleteElzaan
Baking PIE tomorrow!
ReplyDeletekim
OMGosh Michele the block is WONDERFUL!! I plan on eating a lot of food too. Nothing better than the annual Thanksgiving Food Coma LOL.
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Wonderful work. The colors, the folky style, the roses -- all of it reminds me of the 18th century.
ReplyDeletethis is looking lovely!
ReplyDeleteI just swooned looking at your Mary Brown.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me and commenting - your way of preparing sweet potatoes sounds really neat.
It looks absolutely stunning. Happy thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely stunning! Great job!
ReplyDeleteMicki