Quilts in the garden

 Hello!  I know it's been a bit, so here you go!  💖



The colors are quite accurate in these photos.  I had quite the time getting this outside!


This is how I like to relax in the garden.  Sometimes sipping tea/cocoa, and usually with my rabbit in my lap!  😸


A miniature I made completely out of scraps from other projects.  I call this one Summer Celebration.


A closeup of the hand quilting from the back. I tend to hand quilt the vast majority of my miniatures, I find it quite fun!  (But the large ones can be a pain, sometimes.)
 

The oasis has been quiltified!

There is an excessive amount of dill in one of the raised beds, but they make a great backdrop for this one!


I was inspired by the colors of my hibiscus flowers last year, so I immediately dashed to my fabric stash and whipped the top up.  (It just took a little longer to gather myself for binding it, it seems.)




I got several lavender print fabrics from our Hungarian seamstress friend, (At this point, she's like my second mother) so they'll all be going in one quilt.  (That's the plan, anyways.)


A little red rose on the computer desk!


~Love, Kat 😸🌺


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