Lots of Patterns

Refilling my never ending stash. Some of this is already started.

 

Minis and Smalls

I now have two of these lilac purses; not my favorite. Using the others, though. And the smalls work well.

 

Sewscription Box May

Another jelly roll to use. And yes, orange is involved. 

 

Heart on a Heart

This is going quickly, with most of the green stitched.

 

Peahen's White Breast

I am almost done with the peahen's breast and getting close to being done with page four, which will be wonderful.

 

Nutcrackered

The fabric is quite a bit more pink and the stitching more bright in person. This will get made into an ornament soon.

 

Going for the Orange

Lots of orange to fill in on this. Getting the fancy bits done first.

 

Rain on Planes

But it's not Spain, it's Poland. Rainy day at the Krakow Air Museum for Andreas and his parents in April. They are evidently redoing MiG alley, giving the planes more permanent locations.

 

Little Bits of Petals

Only little bits of petals to go before I actually start on the tiny dragon. It's about time.

 

Making Zig Zags

There is a bit of a pyramid on each side, so I have started them. This is the last bit before finishing, yay!

 

Red and White

All the red background is done, so I have started on the white. 

 

Will the Skirt Ever End?

I know I am coming to the end of the skirt - I've even stitched some wheat- but sometimes it doesn't feel like it. I have about 30 more rows of skirt.

 

Sewscription June

More orange in this box, too, but it's a jelly roll and has blue. I will definitely be able to do something with it.

 

Seen on the Street

 A little robo delivery machine wandering around central Warsaw.

 

April Sewscription

A lot of the stuff I've been receiving is so -orange-. It's a color I'm not fond of, but I guess I'll treat it like a challenge. But first, I need to find time to clean off my sewing machine.

 

Older Than Movies

 

Imagine yourself on the inside of a cylinder, with the walls painted as a single subject in front of you. That's what this panorama is in Wroclaw. You climb a stairway and there's a viewing platform. This is about a battle in Poland's peasant war. 
Originally there were a total of six of these panoramas in the 1890's. This is the only one left. It was transferred out of Lviv after the first world war. 

Stash For Making Quilt Tops

I've been buying fabric lately; time to do something with it.