Thursday, July 3, 2025

I Like Thursday #279

It's time for Thursday Likes! Please visit LeeAnna at Not Afraid of Color to link up with other bloggers participating in I Like Thursday. I received my July clue for the Laurel Ridge Block of the Month sponsored by The Quilt Show. I have to make 24 blocks, 12 blocks in 2 different colorways. Here you can see my flying geese being chain pieced. I had to make a total of 96 (Yes, 96!!) flying geese. It took a few days. I use the 4 at a time method so I guess that's a bit quicker than doing them individually. I'm in the process of sewing the blocks together. I've made 4 so far. Sort of slow!!


I had to go to the library yesterday to log in my tutoring hours for the month of June. The sun was shining when I walked by this window. So gorgeous! I love our library and am happy to be a part of it even in a small way. 


Our vegetable garden seemed to be going nowhere. Nothing seemed to be growing. In the last few days, it finally looks good and healthy! No vegetables yet but it looks very good now.


Our prompt this week asks us if we like picnics as well as what type of picnic. I suppose as a kid we always had our lunches at the beach right on our beach blanket which is a sort of picnic. I did the same thing when my kids were little. That beach sure makes you hungry! Now that I'm older, I love to sit on my deck, at a table, and eat outdoors. I try to do that often in the summer. It's so nice to enjoy the fresh air while eating dinner. 

Have a great holiday weekend! 🎆🎇🧨

7 comments:

  1. I like the gold of your piecing. Happy 4th!

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  2. Thank you so much for making my Laurel Ridge design!

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    1. Lynn, so honored you commented on my blog! Thank you for writing such a great pattern! Happy 4th of July!!

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  3. That is a gorgeous stained glass window. I wonder what the design is. Meanwhile, what a lot of hst's...amazing how you real quilters can do that...stitch so many I mean! :)

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    1. Thanks, Jocelyn! I think the key to make this many of anything is to just keep going! I like to work on my projects a little bit at a time so it's not overwhelming. I'm not sure if I'm a real quilter or just a little crazy!

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