I know I have been quiet for a while. Small problem or in our case large Internet problems We were going at snails pace there for a while. Thank goodness we could still send emails but I do now have a much greater appreciation of the returned speed and really feel for those on much slower speeds.
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Block 5 I have made half of 2 of 3 of B5 so still have one and a half to go. Am getting there and then I have not counted how many flying geese blocks I need to make. It will be interesting to see Rosemary and Nancy’s versions.
Photos 1,2 and 3 are my Greensleeves Roses Day 1 There are no Green Tinges yet
Greensleeves Roses Day 2 Usually there is a distinct lime green colour. Stay tune.
A Red Single Rose Look at all the buds behind it. It really has been a wonderful year for roses. I just love them. There is lots of Garlic growing amongst my roses.
Have a Great Sunday Cheers Lynne
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
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4 comments:
welcome back, love the roses and your blocks
cheers
Christine
Lynne, good to see you back again. I love your Blind Man's Fancy Blocks. They are all breathtaking, but also the Little Brown Bear blocks look great.
Your roses are blooming wonderful. Here the very last roses are blooming, but very very soon say good bye for the winter.
Have a nice sunday.
Hugs,
Anne-Mette
Oh! your blocks are lovely and the rose photography is glorious!
thanks
lynne...I just found you through the Beyond the Cherry Trees blog and I am in awe of all the beautiful, old sewing machines that you have. They make my heart sing! My husband and I are just now starting to pick up a few old ones when we see them. I have a couple featherweights, a Wilcox and a Russian toy sewing machine. Thank you for sharing and I will keep checking back on your blog to see what's new.
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