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Saturday, June 1, 2024

The Blues - Chapter I

Little Baskets
4 inch
All baskets have cream/tan/taupe backgrounds and brown baskets.  When all is said and done these will be set on point and the blocks will alternate with squares of a basket print. 

Blue is the Rainbow Scrap Challenge (RSC) color for June.  This week I worked with all the 1.5 inch width pieces I found. 

Boo Boo Patches
3 x 6 inches

So named because originally I meant to cut 1.5 x 2.5 pieces.

Windmills
4 inch
Switch Plate
3 x 5


And sew on...



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CELEBRATE! (My word of the year)

May 28 - Finished a book - The Big Dark Sky by Dean Koontz. Good vs. evil, synchronicity, quantum physics, AI and the power of positive thinking and hope. 

May 29 - Found my second four leaf clover this year. Poor thing was in some weeds and it looks like an insect or two took a few bites. 








May 30 and May 31 - I noticed the roses have started blooming and I had not even properly pruned, weeded and fertilized them yet so I spent several hours for  two days amongst the roses. It's always nice to stop and smell the roses too.  I also said a few prayers and did quite a bit of positive thinking. We are once again waiting to hear if my husband John has cancer. 



15 comments:

  1. Sending positive thoughts your way - but for NO cancer. My husband had a skin lesion removed a couple weeks ago, and the wait to hear test results back seemed endless. He had a benign report thankfully.

    You have a terrific start on blue for this month. So many tiny blocks!!

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  2. Good thoughts coming your way. The waiting is the worst. You’ve found lots of blues to work with this month. I really like your windmill blocks!

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  3. Courage and strength to you both, Cathy......you got quite a head start on RSC blues!

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  4. Lovely little baskets, boo-boos and windmills in RSC blues, Cathy.
    Have a restful weekend....hugs, Julierose

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  5. Sending good thoughts your way, Cathy. Glad you could get some rose and fabric therapy this week. Those little baskets are just adorable!

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  6. Great blocks and lovely roses! Those little windmills and switch plates always catch my eye and make my stitching fingers itchy! LOL

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  7. Hoping you get some good news! You have already made an impressive start on blue blocks for June. I love the little basket blocks.

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  8. Wonderful blues, especially the baskets. I'm joining others in hoping for good news and serenity about your husband's health.

    Ceci

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  9. You've made a great start on your blues.

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  10. As someone else said...courage and strength! May God bless you both through this difficult time! Hugs!

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  11. So many adorable blocks in the works. The Switch plate is too cute!!!

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  12. I am always impressed with your patience with those itsy bitsy pieces! I am praying that your husband has a good report. Sometimes waiting seems to makes the days longer.

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  13. Oh Cathy! You need a hug or 15!
    I am hugging you from afar!!

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  14. All pretty blue blocks, love the basket blocks. Sending positive thoughts and (((hugs))) to you both. Fingers crossed there's no cancer!

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  15. Hoping for the best. Smell those roses every chance you get.

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