It is just the beginning of summer but the northern hemisphere is already scorching with record temperatures. Please stay cool and drink lots of water.
Should you need any encouragement to stay indoors and sew, all my Etsy patterns are on sale - 20% off through July 8, 2024.
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| Arabella's Garden - Pattern on Sale |
It is Mari, the mild-mannered professor by day and a fierce quilter by night, who often begins her blogpost with a weather report. I have teased her about it. Thinking of Mari today, as she takes care of her family, while her blog/readers eagerly await her return. I am sending good wishes her way.
Since Angela announced Blue for June's Rainbow Scrap challenge, my eyes have been searching for instances of blue in the nature. This is all that I found.
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| Robin's egg. More aqua than blue |
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| Penny Mac, Bluish Purple |
I could not find any true blue flowers. The Blue Jay never let me get close enough (for a decent picture) and the Bluebirds were never still to capture with my iPhone camera.
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| Blue Jay |
I am working on my Blue blocks but they aren't done yet.
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| Island Batik Blue Hexies |
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| Light Blue |
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| Dark Blue |
Whenever I see blue and yellow together, I think of Ukraine and her courageous people.
Speaking of Blues, how can Blue mean both good and bad? We want blue skies but we don't want to feel blue. English language befuddles me everyday.
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When I see blue and yellow together I always think of my college years, and those were my school colors. Your blue and yellow hexies are so pretty in the batiks! We've had a blue jay visiting daily lately but haven't successfully photographed him. Your Arabella's Garden quilt is just gorgeous! I too have been thinking of Mari lately.
ReplyDeleteSweet hexies. In spite of the heat, I'm glad to see you made it outdoors for a few "blue" photos. Now get back to the cool sewing studio!
ReplyDeleteSo many words have multiple meanings - you aren't the only one befuddled by it! I love seeing your blue hexie flowers in progress. Stay cool, Preeti!
ReplyDeleteArabella is so pretty and colorful, a wonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe English language is confusing for sure. Blue in nature other than the sky is elusive, but you have certainly had your eyes peeled for it. I hope you are staying cool and hydrated, too!
ReplyDeleteMachine sewn hexies, Preeti? My kind of EPP. And... SEW pretty in BLUE!!
ReplyDeleteI have noticed that Mari has not been back yet and I hope she is doing well. It is hot isn't it - all over the world it seems and so early in the season - stay cool and continue your blue
ReplyDeleteLovely blue hexies! I haven't had my hexie project out in a very long time-maybe it's time to get that finished up? So many projects......sigh
ReplyDeleteWe have quite a few beautiful bluebirds who visit our bird feeder. Some days they catch the sun and look amazingly bright blue. And, then the yellow finches show up to show off too. I look out on the bird feeder while sewing. Good for you on making progress on the RSC blocks. I need to get to it.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved that robin's egg blue. . .I marvel every time I see it. Your hexies are looking terrific! --TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteLovely Blues - and Blue skies are my favorite ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou found some lovely blues for your hexi blocks. I really appreciate anyone that learns English as their second language. it's the only one I speak and I still have to look up how to use certain words!
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