The puzzle that keeps on puzzling
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Gypsy Wife |
While I had the box out, I thought I should make a plan. And, before I knew it, I was putting more pieces together. All. Day. Yesterday. I unsewed almost as much as I sewed!
I have decided to stop with what I have on hand which will make it about half size.
As I was sitting at the machine, this beautiful creature hopped by my window.
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Hooded Warbler ? |
Mother Goose returned with her Mister briefly Saturday morning. She sat a while on the nest of broken eggs while he stood watch. Then they left. Some animal, probably a raccoon, has feasted on the eggs and left nothing but shells.
This morning's sunrise ... the magenta was even more intense than shows in this photo.
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5/12/20 |
Stopping with what you have sounds like a good plan, Libby. You've done enough to say you made the pattern. The quilt is a usable size, as is. (Plus, people abandon extra-challenging puzzles all the time.)
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to get the intensity in a photo of the pink shades in a sunrise or sunset. The blue always subdues it.
ReplyDeleteI know it's "just nature", but it makes me sad about the eggs. :( It is so hard to capture the colors of sunrise/sunset, but that is gorgeous!
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