Pretty!! Are these in your yard? My youngest daughter has a bunch in hers. I love flowers. 🙂
What kind of flowers are these.
Those are Alliums and are actually bulbs.
Of course, when I saw your beautiful flowers, and loving applique, I immediately thought what a beautiful quilt it would make!
Allium Stellatum? aka prairie flowers, they are smaller than the actual huge bulb flowers. I believe these actually grow in areas like wild flowers?
They are pretty.
They grow wild along side of the woods here in No Va 🙂
What a pretty, peaceful photo. Just what I needed on a cold and dreary winter day down here in New Zealand
It is lovely. We are having record heat in California ! Those flowers would not last long here. 🙁
Beautiful photo – thanks for sharing!
I suggest your blog to so many women who want some tips about free motion quilting. I especially like how you break down designs with the chalk marks!
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Pretty!! Are these in your yard? My youngest daughter has a bunch in hers. I love flowers. 🙂
What kind of flowers are these.
Those are Alliums and are actually bulbs.
Of course, when I saw your beautiful flowers, and loving applique, I immediately thought what a beautiful quilt it would make!
Allium Stellatum? aka prairie flowers, they are smaller than the actual huge bulb flowers. I believe these actually grow in areas like wild flowers?
They are pretty.
They grow wild along side of the woods here in No Va 🙂
What a pretty, peaceful photo. Just what I needed on a cold and dreary winter day down here in New Zealand
It is lovely. We are having record heat in California ! Those flowers would not last long here. 🙁
Beautiful photo – thanks for sharing!
I suggest your blog to so many women who want some tips about free motion quilting. I especially like how you break down designs with the chalk marks!
Lovely!