I just can’t seem to stop trying out these little flowers. This one was very very easy to make.
This is the orchid pattern — I love the effect and had to make it using two sets of fabrics. I was unsure of it but went to a local florist’s shop to see some real orchids and was a bit more satisfied about the shape.
I prefer it with the darker fabric as the centre.
Yet another — these are way too addictive. I can envision a small wall-hanging with branches and flowers of varying types. Or these could be used to adorn small needle books — the list just seems to go on and on.
I tried this one last night. I’m not thrilled with my fabric choices for it but I’m looking at all of these as a learning experience right now.
Some more of the flowers out on the roof garden. I have no idea what they are, but they’re absolutely gorgeous.
These wonderful warm afternoons seem to equate a sleepy kitty. This may be one of my favourite pictures of Smudge.
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Smudge looks like an awesome cat! How lucky you are to be owned by such a fine furbag.
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that’s gorgeous.arlene,University Place florist
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I wonder if those are spirea bushes. The leaf and the flower is similar. Anyway they are beautiful.
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Cathi, you sure have been busy with quite a few fabric projects. The orchid is to die for. You know how much I adore fabric flowers. Your beaded needlebooks are just fabulous. I understand how addictive doing small projects can be. I think it’s all about the instant gratification that is so satisfying. Give the boys a hug from me!Happy Belated Canada Day!Aloha!
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Cute flowers, thank you for sharing the pictures.
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I’m thrilled with the fabric choices. Just so you know! I prefer the darker fabric center fabrics, too but…you’re not thrilled with that other one and the fabrics, ha? Oh my, my, my. Well I love that one. I’m going to have Kanga talk to Smudge and see what he thinks. I’ll ask her after my nap.
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I am sure that is a spirea, I have one in my garden. You can cut it down after it has flowered to control it, otherwise it will take over!!Gill :0)
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Hi thanks for visiting my blogg, great to get to know some new people thrue Peg’s summer challenge.I am realy impressed with your Flower Origami!And may I please join your teddies on your beautiful quilt. I love teddybears…
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we too have a cat named smudge. love your blog. just happened upon it one day.
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