Showing posts with label Camano Island Sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camano Island Sunset. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Bunny Hill Fun

These beauties were pieced & appliquéd by Dianne. I love all of the Bunny Hill Design patterns. 
They are so fun to quilt!

This one is the Simple Pleasures pattern.


So many fun details. I really loved the bird picnic!






This one is Pumpkin Hill.










The back always show the quilting details.


If you hear a buzzing sound. That's me & my machine. Busy & loving it!


Here are a couple pics of sunset from this week. Don't forget to look!


Sharon






Sunday, February 21, 2016

The T-shirt Quilts

It's' been the year of the t-shirt quilt around here. Either quilting them or making them. I've already shown you one here.
My friend Sally made this for her daughter Sara. Isn't it great?



I like doing quilting something different in each block.







My niece Kendall gave me some of her favorite t-shirts to work with.


I've been having a lot of fun with backs of quilts. Had to put a couple of her extra t-shirts on the back!



I think she liked it.


This morning's sunrise was incredible. 360 degrees of color.


Clouds at sunset from last week at Camano Island State Park.


Little Misters & the beach.


Mom's snowbells. ( I took some bulbs from the house in Granite when Dad sold it).


Winter is flying by. Waiting for Spring!

Sharon





Friday, July 3, 2015

Summer


Summer has started here with a bang. Hot, hot, hot! We are sticking close to home to make sure some idiot doesn't burn down our house with fireworks. 

I go to the beach a lot. Sunsets are the best there.



Here's a tour of all my flowers. Love my flower tower. 


I got the hanging fire fuchsia from the FFA kids at Stanwood HS. It's done very well.


One of my "Something old, something new" creations is the blue colander hanging basket.
The wild, tall nasturtium is one that came up on it's own in my sweet pea pot.


Impatients on the back desk. My little sanctuary!



Jack & the tomato plant reaching for the sky.


This is a little patio tomato I put in with Jack. A new variety for me this year & doing well.


Come visit tomorrow at the Floyd in Stanwood. Our group has a nice American Hero Quilt display. We'll be there from 9:30-1.


There will be some patriotic items available with a donation. I made 11 of these reversible market bags.


Had to include this shot of the moon coming up over the south end of Camano last night. 
Don't forget to look.


Follow me on Instagram to see more sunset pictures.
@sharonsseams2b

Have a happy & safe 4th.

Sharon


Saturday, September 20, 2014

A Nod to Modern

A new customer, Deane, made this lovely quilt. I don't see many modern quilts so it was fun working with her on which quilting designs would complement this quilt.

Diagonal lines & framing the rectangles are what we decided on in the end.



Looks like we are in for another toasty weekend. Going to enjoy it while it lasts.
There's always time for a walk on the beach.


Next up "She Loves Purple".
Be back soon.
Sharon

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Knock Knock

Yes, I'm still here. Where did July go? 2 visits from the Little Misters. One trip to their house.

Here's a cute memory quilt Betz had me quilt.


Hearts requested for the blank blocks.


Sally made Roxanne's River Dance for her brother's birthday.




A couple sweet quilts from Kim. I used Pretty Paisley on this wedding quilt.


Inspiration from an Angela Walters class helped with the quilting on this one.



Diamonds Are Forever on Kim's cute pinwheels.



Pretty Paisley.



Daisy Swirl was just right for this quilt by Sue. I just couldn't run over any lady bugs!


Just got back from Portland with Mr S.  Traffic getting there was AWFUL. 
Still it was nice to get away. 

Heading to see the Little Misters this weekend. Nana is babysitting while the parents go on a date.
It's a rough life.

Went to the beach last night. The sunset changes by the minute.
These were taken at Camano Island State Park looking north.



Living a blessed life.
Sharon