The pincushion is made with 1 1/4" hexagons and it finishes at about 3 1/2" across (from point to point).
Do you see the snail in the upper right corner? What do you think he is doing? I think he is trying to hide from Grandma because if she finds him he is a goner! Remember my quilt There's a Snail in Grandma's Flower Garden?
Here's the poor little guy hiding in the leaves and berries! If I'm in her garden and find a snail I'll pick him up and put him somewhere where she won't find him! Run snail, run!
That's it for today. I hope you enjoy my pattern and don't forget that some of the quilt patterns which are currently free will have a nominal fee attached to them starting in September so be sure to download them while they are available at no charge!
Until I post again, go save a snail!
Karen H
Dear Karen,
ReplyDeletewonderful stitchery, such a great project.
I gladly pay for your patterns, you make such wonderful work and deserve it.
Greetings,
Sylvia
Karen you make me laugh, I see snails and they learn how to fly cause I toss them out of the yard but it is a soft landing on grass somewhere else. I don't step on them though. Great work love your detail and I see this is one of your hand quilting ones.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your wonderfull work Karen! love your embroidered quilt....you know i like thecombination of quilt and embroidery!,,,
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo cute Karen! Thanks for sharing this photo of your "There's a Snail in Grandma's Flower Garden?" Its gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern. I'm now following you on Craftsy so I don't miss anything.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good travel project!!
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