This is the last day for orange as the color of the month for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. The only RSC project I had left to make was a pair of orange Interlocking Chains.
And I have a few orange tulips blooming in the flower gardens. I have a difficult time growing tulips because the squirrels like to dig up my bulbs.
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Beautiful chain blocks, and that tulip is gorgeous!
I have never seen an orange tulip. Lovely as are your chain blocks. Love the look - so intricate.
Those chain blocks are great! It was fun to look at them and try to figure out how they are made!
I love your interlocking chains!! And that tulip is to die for!!
Beautiful blocks and blooms.
the tulip has incredible color. I'd love to see it done with those digital programs that sort out all the colors in a picture. Can't remember who they are...LeeAnna
That's a gorgeous tulip! (If I had tulips, this year's wacky spring yoyo temps would have demolished them anyway, so oh well.)
Those chain blocks look like a fun puzzle to play with. I'd have to keep one taped to the wall above my sewing machine to remind me which way they spin!
That is one beautiful tulip! We can grow daffodils by the hundreds, but the tulip bulbs do not survive their first season. We have picky squirrels (grin).
That's one gorgeous orange tulip more than I have. And even with just two blocks you show so much variety in your orange fabrics.
The interlocking blocks are looking great in orange. OMG that tulip is gorgeous in orange and pink.
Nice blocks Cathy. Its too warm here to grow tulips with any degree of success, so I have to be content with some of the other bulbs. Yours is such a beautiful colour.
A nice finish for your orange blocks. I miss the tulip festival where we lived in Mt. Vernon, WA. They say you can plant them in cages of chicken wire to deter the squirrels. Enjoy what you have.
What a beautiful flower. Naughty squirrels -- glad they missed that one.
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