Today's color of the day is Kona Pansy. Pansies are colorful flowers with faces that are a cool weather favorite. In Oregon, I see them all winter long and they bring a bright spot of pretty color. They are usually planted in the fall and they bloom until spring. As you can see, there are… Continue reading March 28 – Pansy- Bloom Where You Are Planted
Author: Diane Martin
Hello and welcome. I started seriously quilting in 2014 when I moved to the Pacific Northwest. Before this time I had made a few quilts, but didn't follow a pattern and I really had no idea what I was doing. Now I am a pattern writer and tester, along with building my fabric stash.
March 27 – Lavender- Stop and Smell the Flowers
Today's color of the day is Lavender. I don't know about you, but I have a bucket list, and one of the things on my list is to visit a lavender farm. There are several in the area, but I have never been to one. Time always has a way of getting away from me… Continue reading March 27 – Lavender- Stop and Smell the Flowers
March 26 – Kona Delft- Seize the Clay
Today's color of the day is Delft. Growing up I had an obsession with Delft pottery. I happened to pick up two small plates at an estate sale without really knowing what they were. I just liked the color and the patterns. I now know a little bit more about the history of the world-famous… Continue reading March 26 – Kona Delft- Seize the Clay
March 23 – Kona Harbor- Come Sail Away, Come Sail Away, Come Sail Away With Me
Today's color of the day is Kona Harbor. As I have mentioned in previous posts I love the Oregon coast. It is a short, 90 minutes drive to the ocean. This past fall I took a week long trip up the Oregon coast, visiting many different towns, lighthouses, quilts shops, and sites along the way.… Continue reading March 23 – Kona Harbor- Come Sail Away, Come Sail Away, Come Sail Away With Me
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