1 Triangle
I had so many triangular choices but I managed to limit it to two!
Occasionally I do make Christmas cards....
2 Circle
Once again I had so many choices as we are surrounded by circles, eg, wheels etc etc.
I love stone. This is part of an art installation at the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate.
I was there at a quilt show and I found time to wander around outside, with no crowds
to get in the way!
3 Splat
My latest broach could be based upon a splat! It is made by Jackie Cardy.
Click here to read more about her if you're on Facebook.
4 Square
Once again so many possible choices but here is my current favour square.
I saw this quilt on Facebook recently and just had to give it a go. I'll make a smaller
version, suitable for a Project Linus quilt. I need to cut 30 blue squares, each 5"
as well as 480 squares, each 2".
All the squares are here, ready for sewing together 'soon'.
5 Star
Hard to select one photo, again!
A recent purchase from a charity shop, before all the shops shut.
6 Own choice
Well, where to begin. I thought I'd stay with the shape theme but there are so many shapes, everywhere. I tired really hard to find one photo but in the end I chose 2....
Crochet hexagon motifs for my latest Janie Crow blanket.
Coiled up fern, slowly unfurling itself from its spiral shape.
Well, that's all for this month. Can't wait to see what shapes you have all found. Thanks Hawthorn!
Bye!
I love it all but particularly the knitted brooch. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's always gratifying to know people like the photos I've chosen.
DeleteLove your takes the stone wall would have to be my favourite. Of course the quilt looks good & the star shapes remind me of some paper clips I have. Look forward to seeing more of your Janie Crow rug. I made her Sunshine & Shadows rug a few years ago from an Attic 24 pack. Thanks for sharing, take care, stay safe & huggles.
ReplyDeleteI did finish the Janie Crow blanket; it was fun to do, sometimes challenging but I had a good time. We are safe here and plan to stay that way. Take care.
DeleteLovely choice again. The stone wall really is a work of art. My favourite has to be your quilt. It is gorgeous. Love it. Keep safe. xx
ReplyDeleteI too think the stone wall is my favourite. I just love stone.
DeleteNice one missus, love the stone wall however all you're shapes are brilliant xx thank you for joining in x
ReplyDeleteYou set the words and I'll join in! Seems the stone wall is a hit!
DeleteI love the stone wall - wow , but my favourite is the fern - how beautiful. And of ccourse all your patchwork - wow, the patience of cutting out 2 inch squares - fabulous - this was a fun challenge this time x
ReplyDeleteI found this month's words to be 'vast' in that I had so many ideas and I was not struggling to find a photo. Another vote for the stone wall. Cutting 2" squares was done gradually. There is no way I'd plan to cut them all in one day! Too boring, even for me.
DeleteFabulous photographs that wall is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Looks like this month the wall is most people's choice!
DeleteThe stone wall is stunning, the crochet hexi's are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGreat choices
Thanks Julie. Glad you liked my photos. It's another vote for the wall!
DeleteWow, that is an original wall, I love it! I like how you used so many of your crafts, your quilt is especially beautiful and the colours in your crochet pieces look like stained glass, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, so many great shapes! I'm surprised you had so many to choose from though as I really had to look hard to find any at all! Like you, I went with another shape for my own choice and it's also a nature based one - there are so many beautiful things to see in the big wide world, isn't there?
ReplyDeleteI do love that stone wall ;o)
I love the stone wall with it's circle! And your continuation of the shape theme, here in New Zealand we call the unfurling fern shape by it's Maori name - Koru.
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