While I’m working on my aunt’s quilt, I am going to try to restrict the amount I get distracted from it by other projects. So One Flower Wednesdays will be, for me, truly One Flower Wednesdays! This week I decided to make another of the large ones with the 1″ hexagons. The back:
To see more flowers done by gardeners on One Flower Wednesday, go to Karen‘s post here where there’s a list of all the gardeners with links to their blogs.
This was taken a few days ago out on the roof garden:
Something must have told me I would end up making more than one of the Spring Circles quilts. I have kept the fabrics I’ve used for it in a separate container, which I would not normally do. It’s going to be quite simple to go through and cut the pieces for the beginning of the new Spring Circles quilt for us when I get the one for my aunt finished.
Tuesday was a very grey cool day here. It was dark enough that we had to turn the lamps on almost as soon as we got up in the morning. The cats found places to curl up and sleep. Smudge with a teddy:
And Lester in the chair:
Quilt Obsession 
Lovely sweet pink flower … with a cute spotty centre 🙂
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Love the one flower! So glad you took a picture of the rooftop garden. What a wonderful place! This picture gives you such a different perspective on what it looks likes. Today I just want to curl up like Smudge and Lester. It is rainy, dreary, and cold.
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Bright, cheerful flower! Yes, the garden is lovely. Appears to be a flowering tree. I know you enjoy this so much. Have a wonderful day! XO
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Perpetual flowers I would love to have in our garden ! As for the cats, I’m following their example: with these grey and rainy days, difficult to find energy and motivation to do something else then naps ! 😉
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Pink is a great colour for a flower 🙂 You are going to be so busy Kathy. you must be quite organised to get all that you do , done
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Cute flower. I shan’t send you any enabling links for a while considering the fact that you have a much more important project at hand. 🙂
Beautiful roof garden – I wouldn’t have known that it is way up high in the air!
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What a lovely flower, and sometimes all you need is one!
I think your aunts will be so very happy with her quilt as it is truly a Beauty!
Have a lovely rest of the week,
xox
V.
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Cathi – I just love the picture of your rooftop garden – beautiful! Even though I love living in the country, park-like settings in the city landscape really make me feel good to! Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Cathi…The roof garden is gorgeous!…And I’m trying to get my mind around a 1″ hexagon being large!… 🙂 …I guess compared to the 1/2″ ones you were sewing, they are!…Cute flower and those boys are somethin else!…Annie
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Such a lovely roof garden and would be a nice place to sit and quilt. I’m glad you had a little time to piece your hexagon flower this week. You are going to be a very busy girl!
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Very pretty flower, love the spots in the middle…I’m keen to try the 1″ size, I’ve only made 1/2″ so far. Good luck with completing the quilt for your Aunt.
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Love the center on this flower. Poor Cathi, has to keep her head down and work on only “one” projects……how awful LOL.
Crispy
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I should send some warm weather your way–it’s been in the 80s to upper 80s in Georgia. The cats are all in their long stretched out poses on the floors to stay cool.
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