The word for this week is “instantaneous”. I have racked my brain trying to think what I could take a picture of that was instantaneous…. birds flitting to the birdfeeder and away again, a baking soda volcano, some kind of accident… Nope none of these will work.
I found this old photo …. I don’t know if this kind of ice forms instantaneously or not, but in my romantic vision of it, it does.And it is pretty.
The opposite of instantaneous is delayed, late or slow. Well that’s the category my sewing fits into. But at least I am doing some!!
This block is for the Canadian’s Quilt swap that I am participating in. My partner wanted that colour range and a star or stars. This pattern is by Carolyn Beam, Creative Editor for Quiltmaker magazine and can be found in Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, volume 5.
Then I made these blocks, the last ones for the Bee Balm swap that I signed up for last year. For some reason I took a really blurry picture – it isn’t your eyes
And then I made these hexies for my January partner in the hexie flower swap… But I took the photo with only the red colour showing…
And now look what I am doing…. I’m really getting my sewing groove on!!
Hopefully by next week I’ll have some finish pictures of this quilt to show!
Edited to add – I just found out that Shaz is in the hospital and has extended the word instantaneous for another week. I hope Shaz is better by then!!
Janet
I chickened out and am using the extra time to try and come up with ..at least .. an idea for the photo!! LOVE your ice such a GOOD idea too x mmmmm
ReplyDeletethey chose some challenging blocks for you xx lol x looking good x
fantastic ice picture.... and lovely blocks.... that 3 stars is pretty amazing... have fun quilting!
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gorgeous pic, I can imaging them popping up instantaneously.
ReplyDeleteLove the star block, so clever and the bee balm blocks are wonderful too.
Happy quilting! looking forward to seeing your big finish.
love the ice pictures...
ReplyDeleteYour romantic vision is lovely...I'd say that you are getting plenty of sewing done, looking forward in seeing the completed project that is on the machine.
ReplyDeleteI loved your ice picture - I agree, It must be instantaneous! Your quilting is fabulous, doesn't seem that slow to me! That quilt on the machine looks lovely and colourful, don't forget to post pics when it's completed.
ReplyDeleteThose ice crystals look amazing! I guess sometimes ice does form very quickly. Just thinking, it would be interesting to capture the formation of these in slow-motion.
ReplyDeleteI've been catching up on your blog Janet and "boy , have you been busy" windstorms, glass fusing and now coming to Australia. Have fun over here, enjoy the warmth but don't get too hot.
ReplyDeleteJust catching up. The plan is to read all posts from now to November so please excuse me if I don't comment much! See you at the other end!
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