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At Lake Wilderness, bar-b-que coals burning down, almost ready...
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Four Patch on Point blocks in piecing process.
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Blackberries are getting ripe.
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I don't know its name but the flowers and colors are beautiful.
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Oregon Grape grows wild in the PacNW.
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Black Currant also grows wild...
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My Four Patch on Point top pieced with border, 48" x 54".
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Tiger Lily at Wilderness Lake Arboretum
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One of my scrappy art quilts, Three Pinwheels, showing why I like white/neutral borders.
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Hello Quilt Friends!
From the valley where summer weather is easy living. Walks in the park and through Lake Wilderness Arboretum are on the daily schedule. Blackberries are ripe and we're picking them for freezing for winter treats, pies, cobblers, a little jam, etc.
And I finished piecing my Scrappy Four Patch on Point quilt top and added borders, done at 48" x 54". Beth at Four Patch Fourways! has a good tutorial on ways to finish Fourpatch blocks that helped me in deciding the finish for my Fourpatch blocks. Thankyou, Beth, great inspiration!
Thinking of color inspiration and color in nature? ...which is easy this time of the year, visit Jean Wells at her blog, Dreaming in Color, an Invitation From Nature for her inspiration and beautiful photos on texture, line and color.
That is the quilt news from the valley, where I'm remembering to be thankful and helping out when I can. Are you enjoying summer's bounty, what's your favorite wild fruit? Or favorite fruit at the Farmer's Market?
I'll be by to visit.
