Before I could get a post written last week, four days
filled with houseguests arrived and I did not darken the door of my studio all
week. So, all I have to write about occurred
two weeks ago!
I finished 15 Anti-Ouch Pouches for the Guild Service
Project. These are the tools I have
collected specifically for making these pouches. It has really helped having a dedicated kit
for those times I work on them away from home.
I don’t expect this year’s crop of Bluebonnets to be very
showy, at least in our area. But they
are weeds and can manage to survive in unexpected places. This one is growing next to the street curb
and has avoided the mower.
This has been a very good year for Mountain Laurels. I managed (barely) to catch a butterfly on
one of our trees.
I thoroughly enjoyed the company I had last week. Julia and I binge watched Netflix and visited
multiple thrift stores. Bob’s brother,
Dave, also popped in briefly. Family
trumps quilting but, hopefully, I can get more stitching done this week.
3 comments:
I didn't know Bluebonnets were weeds. They must be in the same category as Dandelions then.
Your mountain laurel with the butterfly is gorgeous! You are lucky to have a patch of bluebonnets. They may be weeds, but people sure have trouble getting them to grow! I look every time we go into town for the first blooms on the highway, but so far nothing. Glad you enjoyed the houseguests!
I didn't realize blue bonnets were weeds either, I noticed in packages of wild flower seeds that I got to scatter in an area includes those too - I do hope they will grow I think they are pretty and sometimes the "weeds" grow best in my yard!!
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