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| My Improv Strip Block that inspired my Cream and Coral runner design. |
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| My improv blocks inspired by an 'Improv Piecing' class I took by Debbie Jeske. |
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| I'm hand quilting my Cream and Coral runner, inspired by my improv strip block. |
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| Final border sewn onto HST Barn Raising Medallion with borders. |
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| Beach level, coast off Rancho Palos Verdes, looking north. |
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| We hiked down to that beach on public land north side of the Trump National Golf Course. |
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| 2019 April calendar butterflies! |
Hello from Rancho Palos Verdes!
Where we have sun and clouds with a touch of butterflies.
Painted Ladies are still flying around fast, no lounging around for them.
and Cloudless Sulpher butterflies can be seen here and there, they don't stay still for photos either.
And Happy April, I've posted my calendar butterflies.
I'm hand quilting my Cream and Coral runner. I finally remembered where I got inspiration to piece it and found a photo of my improv strip block started in the class I took from Debbie Jeske , 'Improv Piecing' held in the Gossipium Quilt Shop in Issaquah, Washington. It was a great class and Debbie is still full of good ideas, visit her blog to see.
The final border has been sewn onto my HST Barn Raising Medallion, a finished top now.
And then we hiked down to the beach last week, sand and waves, sun and wind.
There were wild flowers, lizards and pelicans too.
We saw container ships, pleasure and fishing boats on the water.
That's the news from the rancho.
Where projects are getting finished and spring is in the air.
Pollen is in the air too, allergies anyone?
Remembering to be thankful
and I'll be by to visit.