All the Sevens ....Greetings everyone to another One Flower Wednesday.it is so nice to catch up with you again.
Oh My! ....The weeks are sure flying by. I have not checked the calendar but someone mentioned yesterday, that it is 11 weeks to the time that "the man in the red suit" comes to visit,,,,ouch ! How many of my stitching friends make resolutions at the New Year that they will begin preparations for Christmas early this year? ...My hand is up...and NO, I have not achieved much at all. :(
Further to my last post...My team lost in the Grand Final...It was a sad house last weekend....but like all St Kilda supporters we will look forward to the new challenge next year..Go Saints...although it is very hard for me to say...Well done Collingwood...
Last Sunday we went on to Daylight Saving so our clocks went forward and we now have the longer days to look forward to. I love them, but I know that parents of young children sometimes find this a difficult time to get their little ones to bed,,,,ahhh...memories...!!!
This week we have had some really nice sunny days, so with my audio book and my 
sewing I have enjoyed a few hours on the verandah...ahhh,,bliss...The results of my flowers this week are = 7 new flowers for my garden.
sewing I have enjoyed a few hours on the verandah...ahhh,,bliss...The results of my flowers this week are = 7 new flowers for my garden.I popped my flowers into our newly blossoming climbing rose...the perfume from this as I was taking the photo w
as beautiful.
as beautiful.I wanted to share this flower with you and hope that by zooming in you will be able to see it properly.It wasn't until i was stitching it that I realised that the fabric in the centre was actually made up of tiny hexagons,,,on first glance this is definitely an optical illusion.
I do hope that wherever you are you are all well ..
Until we meet again
Take care
Happy stitching
Kate x
Seven lovely flowers Kate and a very beautiful climbing rose.
ReplyDelete7 very lovely flowers they too. The climbing rose is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteTHat pale pink one is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love your hexies especially the light pink one. Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery nice hexa-bloom-garden! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOooohh they are looking lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Ines
O I love your flowerbed!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers look great and how wonderful of the hexi-centre! It sure does look like an optical illusion!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, they look like they are really blooming.
ReplyDeleteO Kate, I had to make the photo bigger to see your flowers were in it, lovely! The one withe the hexagon fabric is really cute.
ReplyDeleteHappy stitching, Cisca
Lovely hexie flowers.
ReplyDeleteI do like the way you have displayed your lovely flowers....will catch up next time :)
ReplyDeleteOh, aren't your flower all blooming beautifully. I do like the pink one. thanks for coming by my blog to see my red flower.
ReplyDeleteYour hexie flowers nestle in with the roses so beautifully, very nice!
ReplyDeleteI have some of that pink centre fabric. Now I know what to do with it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDear Kate
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice blog. I am jealous of your backgroud of your blog. You have make a lot of hexagons.
Greetings Jolanda(hexablue)
Beautiful flowers! You have had a productive week:)
ReplyDeleteThe little hexagons in that flower are so cute - very clever to find that fabric. That's a lovely photo of them all in your climbing rose bush - a productive week for you.
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