The 30th of the month and so it's time for another Dearest Lavender block. I really liked sewing this block because it was all needle-turn appliqué.
The original Dearest Boy pattern called for tiny 1/4" hexagon flowers. I chose to do some fussy cutting instead.
We have adopted another orphaned calf, meet Hettie.
Isn't she cute?
And here's Lavender and Bruce, eating out of their new Munch Trough - and no, I didn't make that name up :D
Don't forget to visit my blogging friends who are way ahead of me on this quilt:
Til next time
Carole
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ReplyDeleteYour hearts are so precise. Nice stitching. And those flower shapes are delightful.
ReplyDeleteThe new calf is so cute. Who does all the care for your animals?
Nice job. I really enjoy seeing everyone's blocks. Hugs
ReplyDeleteJust a gorgeous block...and lovely young cattle...they are a favorite of mine, remembering from the farm!
ReplyDeleteI like how you improvised on your block. Your calves are so sweet. A lot of work I bet. Hope Hettie is settling in.
ReplyDeleteThe fussy cutting on those tiny hexies is amazing. And Hettie is adorable.
ReplyDeleteI think your fussy cut flowers are much more interesting than plain hexagons. Very sweet block! And so is your new calf. What a cutie pie.
ReplyDeleteoh Hettie is lovely........and she has great friends.....so cute..........
ReplyDeletenice block too....