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If only we could bottle rainbows and bring them out on days we really really wish we could see one! I too like those combinations together, and I enjoy walking amongst the piles of material waiting to be scooped up and made into something other than just hanging around the store!
ReplyDeleteFirst, let me mention - 3,264 miles!
ReplyDeleteSecond, bottled rainbows are like you.
Now to check out the links you provided in this post!
I LOVE the Sockbow and the Hawaiian applique photos.
ReplyDeleteThat QAL - oh my word. Beautiful. And the finished quilt - so cheerful. I thought the blocks would make lovely placemats - just picture a large table laid with them, and colourful plates of course. Makes me want to dig through my mouldering fabric stash and start something scrappy-happy. :)
So beautiful, I love the amigurumis :=)
ReplyDeletedigging that quilt on the window sill!
ReplyDeleteLovely, vibrant colors! Glorious to look at. I love the one that looks like it was taken in Moab with a brightly multi-colored sky.
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