Thistle - Tina's Fabric Nook

This quilt block shows a patch of weeds and grass with flowers both red and yellow in the lower right. This is made with a jagged cut of green fabric and quite a bit of multicoloreed stitching for the stalks and flwoers. To the left is a hand mower. This is a lawn mower you would push my hand. When you push it the wheel turns the blades inside the barrel of the machine's end that it cuts the grass. The handle and wheels of the mower are black with a yellow stitched outline. The blades inside area gold golden brown.

This quilt block shows a patch of weeds and grass with flowers both red and yellow in the lower right. This is made with a jagged cut of green fabric and quite a bit of multicoloreed stitching for the stalks and flwoers. To the left is a hand mower. This is a lawn mower you would push my hand. When you push it the wheel turns the blades inside the barrel of the machine's end that it cuts the grass. The handle and wheels of the mower are black with a yellow stitched outline. The blades inside area gold golden brown.

Block-A-Day 191 – Scott And The Push Mower

Tina July 10, 2021Block-A-Day Leave a Comment

A long time ago when Scott and I were first married I brought home a push mower. I thought it would be a good workout.

This quilt block shows three 'weeds' coming up from the bottom against a blue salmon-patterned background. The weeds have little stalks that branch out into little bean shaped pods. The fabric of the plants is a green color with a light green stitching. The plants themselves are unlike flowers, and somewhat unpleasant to look at.

This quilt block shows three 'weeds' coming up from the bottom against a blue salmon-patterned background. The weeds have little stalks that branch out into little bean shaped pods. The fabric of the plants is a green color with a light green stitching. The plants themselves are unlike flowers, and somewhat unpleasant to look at.

Block-A-Day 182 – A Question For The Ages…

Tina July 1, 2021Block-A-Day Leave a Comment

I’ve been thinking about this all afternoon. I was trying to decide if this way of thinking applied to the few people who are a fly in my ointment. (Really very few.)