My stop on the SIWF blog hop!!
Hello and welcome to my
stop on the Say it with Flowers blog hop.
Thank you to the creative brains behind this hop MADAME SAMM and to Cheerleader extraordinaire CAROL organizing all of us!!
If you haven't visited before let me tell you a bit about myself. I started this blog to document my garden and soon found the online quilting community. Now my blog shares two of my passions along with other randomness that sometimes grows in my brain. Like my header says...."Sewing, Sowing and More"
I hope you enjoy your visit today
Living in Saskatchewan the "flower" season doesn't really start until June/July. In May some times we still have snow like this year and other times it just isn't warm enough for all the lovely blooms to appear.
Usually around the middle of May I do have some flowers to adore, TULIPS! They were planted long ago by the houses previous owner, but I love them all the same. They also acted as my inspiration for this hop.
My ode to tulips
I know I know its not done and for this hop I think we were suppose to have completed projects. I got it to this point a few weeks ago and then planting the garden got in the way.
My fellow flowery friends have some lovely creations today too. Please check them out
May 29th
Mrs. Pickles Garden-----you are here..YAY
Have a great Day
What a wonderful tulip!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteA lovely tulip! Looks like the perfect banner for your garden. Thanks for sharing ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is lovely! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice work, thank you for sharing !
ReplyDeleteLovely start - gorgeous red!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely this tulip.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Frederika
Love tulips, thank you for showing!
ReplyDeleteLovely. Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Tulips are one of my favorite flowers too.
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is lovely. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI like your tulip. I am sure the tulip garden will grow when the "outside" work is done. I also have tulips which have been coming up for years but lost some this year when a groundhog thought a new home was more needed than flowers. Tulips mean to me that spring is coming along.
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is lovely and will be extra wonderful when it's all completed!
ReplyDeleteYou definitely have said it with flowers with your Saskatchewan Tulips!! Love them :>)
ReplyDeleteThere's an old Dutch (tulip country) song called "Tulpen uit Amsterdam" / "Tulips from Amsterdam" and it always comes to my mind when I see tulips (from) abroad.
Lovely job!
Cheers,
Jeanneke.
Oh the tulips are lovely and your tulip will be complete and is still pretty....have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI love tulips, I love your tulips! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat tulips.....thanks Haley
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tulip. I have one red one among the yellow ones in my garden.
ReplyDeleteYour ode to tulips is very pretty Mrs. Pickles. I have to say how remarkable the difference is between where you and I live. In the GREAT state of TEXAS (I'm in the central part) we start planting onions and potatoes in January and February and by July it's a struggle to keep everything watered enough to keep it alive. But for now I'm happily hoeing weeds out of my black eyed peas !
ReplyDeleteI am with you Hayley...I love tulips...mine are all white...and almost impossible to mirror on fabric, you would not see them on white...but YOUR red tulip...perfection....and really no garden till at least june and july...is your season a bit longer then>?
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you chose for your sweet tulip block!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tulip! Flowers are only just starting to appear in Newfoundland too...
ReplyDeleteLove the flower top and inspiration. Mine isn't done either and it won't be by my day comes around, May 31st. Almost three weeks ago, a newborn was brought to my house and took over every facet of my life since. Life happens.
ReplyDeletelovely beginnings pretty tulip quilt square. love to see it finished I understand it being unfinished sometimes things more important crop up. life happens. thanks for sharing what you had completed instead of being a no show.
ReplyDeletevery pretty tulip
I was just saying to someone a couple days ago that I would love to do a really large paper pieced pattern...and here you are with one. I love it! It is just beautiful and so are your tulips. Your garden still amazes me. :O)
ReplyDeleteThere is something special about tulips. Love your fabric interpretation.
ReplyDeleteLove your tulip!
ReplyDeleteI love your tulip. This would make a beautiful quilt--lots of tulips in different colors. They do brighten our yards after a long winter, don't they?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tulip quilt and photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the tulips. Spring is such a beautiful time of the year. Love the red tulips with the gray background pictures.
ReplyDeleteTulips are some of my favorite flowers. Your special tulip is just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMy absolute favourite flower. You stitched a lovely tribute.
ReplyDeleteI like the tulip. Good job. And your garden is HUGE! Hope to see more pictures of it later in the late spring/early summer.
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is soooo cute. I truly need to learn paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteTerrific tulip. It will be pretty in any project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is tu cute! Have fun
ReplyDeleteJan
Lindo trabalho!
ReplyDeleteLooks done enough for some pretty pictures! Gardening can be time consuming, clearing out the old beds for the new growth and such?
ReplyDeleteI love tulips and always look forward to my friend in BC sharing pictures of the rows upon rows of beautiful tulips at the farm/nursery near her home. The mountain off in the distance---oh my!
Lovely tulip and beautiful pictures. Just find some time to finish it and then show again ;)
ReplyDeleteRed tulips are so beautiful! Perfect inspiration for your lovely wallhanging! Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilted flower... Thnak you for shareing your project with us today.
ReplyDeletenice tulip!
ReplyDeleteAmazing tulip! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your tulip block - a quilt of different coloured tulips would look stunning!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Cute tulip block. I just put up a shower curtain with tulips all over and love seeing them.
ReplyDeleteTulips are my daughter's favorite. Now you will have one to enjoy while waiting for the real ones to bloom.
ReplyDeleteLove the tulips!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I like tulips too ☺
ReplyDeleteLove your tulip mini! I recently made a row of tulips for a row quilt,very fun!
ReplyDeleteVery cute though. I know what you mean trying to get my garden done also. I have to many flower beds that got negelected last year. They are making me pay this year. I have put 70 bags of soil on them and one load of mulch. I need at least 40 more bags to finish. But they will look good. I hope.
ReplyDeleteYes, planting your garden is indeed a priority. Your tulip is fabulous. I love red!
ReplyDeleteFinally being able to get outside and do things is such a treat after a long winter! Your tulip is a lovely shade of red!
ReplyDeleteI love that bright cheery tulip.
ReplyDeleteGood start it is such a cheery tulip in red.
ReplyDeleteGarden planting is one of those projects that doesn't wait too long cuz it becomes "too late'. Loved the tulip - so bright. It'll be a great finished quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Thanks for sharing. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteYour tulip is lovely and will be even more so when done.
ReplyDeleteLove your tulip! My favorite flower!
ReplyDeleteLovely tulip. We do not think poorly of you for having an unfinished piece. Things happen in life that distract us from our sewing all the time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! One of my favorite flowers :)
ReplyDeleteLove your tulips! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSweet tulip!
ReplyDeleteLove it. I love tulips. Happy gardening.
ReplyDeleteLove your tulip and if I remember it didn't have to be finished just made for this hop.
ReplyDeleteHi!!!! I love your tulip!!!! Hope your garden grow fast!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the tulips - both real and fabric
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