It looks so much better in person, much brighter.
This is the finish of the pineapple blossoms I won last summer.
(at Block Lotto)
I dug up perennials today. They needed to be thinned out and moved.
I got some of it done.
Then.....
Our nephew came over.
And he agreed to help me!
I got one of the corner plants out and moved it to the west side of the MCC...(men's crisis center)
I turned it into 6 plants.
The corner plant was turned into three...one for each corner and one in the middle.
Then he thinned out some of "Grandma's flowers" and they were moved to the south side of this building.
(these are what I gave Gwen)
I gave him a grape pop for his work.
He was supposed to get some jello cake too, but he left before that happened.
The golf cart, we bought it last year....last summer the town said it was okay to drive these on our city streets, as long as they had a slow moving vehicle sign and a flag. They are kinda handy.
7 comments:
What a brilliant idea for a golf cart. I could do with one of those.
Wowzer....the pineapple looks great!!
I wish I had such a cute backdrop/barn to display my quilts on!!(quilts on barn envy)
It's really nice to see young people volunteer to do some shoveling, what a good buy!!
Great quilt! You make something pretty!
Quilt looks great. Blue and orange almost looks "woven".
I love the quilt...it that one going anywhere special, or is it for you to enjoy?
I LOVE your pineapple quilt! I think the blues and oranges for the sashing are great. They DO look woven. (I'll have to remember that!) How big did the quilt end up? The orange binding is perfect.
You've got a good nephew there! I always like a young man that will volunteer for some digging!
Beautiful quilt! I love the colors (again!) Hey, I think I made this quilt before but it sure didn't come out like yours! I'll have to try again.
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