So that is what this block has been all about. Today I added the butterflies, and now it is finished.
I keep switching its position! When the quilt is assembled, it could go either way, depending on the needs of the adjacent blocks, I guess. ;-)I feel privileged to be in a group with such talented ladies, sewing for such a good cause. (I'll have a list of bloggers who are participating later in the week.) Hopefully the patients at the center will be cheered up by the quilt, and will feel the well-wishes and prayers that went into its creation.
It is a beautiful block and I'm sure the patients will love the completed quilt. Thank you for the leaf tutorial in the previous post. You are such a generous person for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThat is light hearted and happy and beautiful! "Stress causes cancer" is one thing they are told in a treatment facility - this should help, as it is a mood elevator just to look at it.
ReplyDeleteThose are some great leaves! having not been by in a few days, it was neat to stop and see the new block with those scrumptious leaves!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely and a special thing to do. Think how many women will look at it and know you did it for them.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely gorgeous. I am amazed at how fern-like your fronds are. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThese leaves are absolutely beautiful. They make the block just spring to life!
ReplyDeleteAllie, your block is gorgeous, I love
ReplyDeleteyour vines type leaves, they are stunning and look so real. And i love the way they are growing over your block, and art piece.
Judith
It's a really beautiful block. I love your stems and leaves.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block, and I love your two stems of SRE leaves and flowers there. It's bound to be pleasing, no matter which direction it faces.
ReplyDeleteThese leaves are gorgeous! You are such a talented artist.
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