Finally we got to put all the flowers on the floor and play. Mae was so excited as she and Elliot played with the flowers. Leland was "too busy". Meaning he was cuddled up with me on the couch explaining his game to me. He is so funny! It wasn't long before Elliot found something else to do too.
Mae was very excited. We twisted and turned and exchanged things around. I see the bottom row needs more twisting. I laughed at myself as we got to the end. I was so careful with counting and guess who counted wrong. Looks like I need to make one more. Good thing I have lots of fabric.
The top two rows-the rows on the left-are about half stitched together now. I've clipped each row with it's number so I don't confuse myself. I will probably sew each row of blocks together and then stitch it to the top before doing the next row. Another exciting step taken in Mae's Flower Garden.
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8 comments:
Sounds fun (but distracting) having all those design assistants.
WOW! Judy! That looks to me like a bazillion hexies and to think of making so many makes my head spin wild. Yes, take that as a major compliment to your love of making hexies! What an awesome quilt this will be.
Mae and Elliot did a great Job laying it out for you. It's fun seeing this garden take shape. No watering or weeding required.
How beautiful! This quilt is going to be a treasure. And I love Mary's comment about no watering or weeding needed. Nice that your grandchildren are excited to help, even if it's for a bit.
Fantastic! Mae must be thrilled.
Beautiful! Looks like a lot of work, but it sure is pretty!
So pretty! The layout is looking great! Glad you found some helpers.
It looks terrific! I can't believe one is missing... did you check your sewing room floor?!?
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