How cute are these little Kissy Fishy blocks? I didn't have to go find my fishing pole to have some summer fun. I just sewed up some super cute fish blocks, for testing out a brand new quilt pattern by Lorna, at Sew Fresh Quilts! She has four new designs out!
You'll see the rest of this school of fish soon.... and another pattern I was able to help test for Lorna!
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| Kissy Fishy blocks a new pattern by Sew Fresh Quilts by Susie's Sunroom |
I didn't go fishing, but I did take some nice walks.....
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| Some dramatic Coneflowers |
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| This " extra -ruffily" Rose of Sharon, came from a seed of the "non-ruffly" Rose of Sharon bush, below |
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| Delicate Rose of Sharon blossoms |
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| Fence and wild flowers |
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| I'm off to my sewing room! |
Let's Bee Social @ Sew Fresh Quilts
Well, that heart in the middle of those kissy fishies just seems meant to be!
ReplyDeleteI love the hearts in the middle of the Kissy Fish. I wonder what it would look like with lots of these together this way? ........
ReplyDeleteCute fish pattern!! Bonus with the heart :)
ReplyDeleteSo much beauty inside the studio and outside.
ReplyDeleteThose fish are very cute Susie. I love coneflowers and Sharon blossoms and daisies and echinops - pretty much all flowers. 💟.
ReplyDeleteA lovely collection of photos :)
ReplyDeletePretty fishies and I like the secondary heart too!
ReplyDeleteA lovely set of photos, Susie!! Really like the fence and the wild flowers photo. Thanks so much for linking up on Wandering Camera!
ReplyDelete-Soma
Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteMy your Rose of Sharon blossoms are beautiful.
Those Kissy Fishies are so sweet Susie! I love the colors you chose. The heart is pure serendipity!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! How amazing that you grew a double Rose of Sharon. I used to have some from seeds from my grandmother's yard, but our Jack Russell chewed the bushes off at the base. Crazy dog.