Lasagna pots reign! And address labels! Finally ready for my next project - (Fanciful Flowers from the most recent Quilter's World)

Must have been longer than I thought since I fused anything! Fused 3 templates to the "front" side of the fabric. Barely had enough to cut more templates out of the "good" fusing and did one wrong again thus running out of that fabric (my favorite)!

Cut the centers out of the templates to make them less stiff - works great until you realize you've already fused them to the fabric! (2nd favorite fabric) These were 2 of the already re-cut ones - TG the others were cut out before fusing!

Then outside my window I saw the rainbow. Gold! I thought, Gold! Then I realized the rainbow ended right in the crater of Mt. S. Helens (just below the horizon)! *sigh*

...If it weren't for the luck -o- the Irish!!

Hate it when things like that happen. Especially with the favorites!

I am Irish and that is darn good looking rainbow!!

Hahahaha!!! I HATE it when that happens!! I have certianly done my share of ironing the fusable to the right side of the fabric....then realizing the situation and rushing to try to pull it off....as if that would help!! NOT!!!

Oh well...we all make TONS of errors in this life....but we eventually end up with flowers!! :-)

Sounds like my kind of day! :roll:

Love our little containers. You're so organized. Gonna be a pretty quilt. Love the colors. Can you post the photo from the magazine?

I really like what I can see of your color selections. you will post pictures of the work in progress, right?

Thanks everyone! Don't think we're allowed to post the picture from the magazine. If its allowed I will certainly. You could go here and look at Fanciful Flowers.
http://www.quiltersworld.com/inthisissue.php

Will post pics under "Pictures".

I checked out your link, wow, looks nice.

I've used a bunch of the food-related black containers to hold applique pieces too, though most of mine came from Costco salads. It's nice to get some use of those things. The pattern you're starting is beautiful. Looking forward to seeing what you create.

Mt. St. Helens is in Washington. I was living in N. Idaho at the time when she flipped her lid. Only got 8 inches of ash and considered ourselves very lucky compared to others.

Interesting Tonnie. We lived down in Beaverton, Or, South of Portland and knew nothing of it until my DC called me from Vancouver CANADA to ask if we were OK. They had actually heard the explosion up there! We raced upstairs and looked out the window to see the whole plume! (The "top" was just below the horizon) Fortunate ?? that it was a cloudless day. We did not get a grain of ash our way, but certainly felt for you guys when we saw it on TV.

Oh yes, I love that quilt !! Your fabrics are great. Good luck with your project. Let us see your progress please.

For other pictures, see
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Thanks, guys!

A funny thing happened....I thought I'd over"posted" my welcome because I did not get any e-mail notice of replies to my 2 latest posts! About this one and my GD"s quilts. I was going to quietly slip away for a few weeks, but thought I'd check the posts and THERE YOU WERE! FAITH RESTORED! Thank you for looking. As you know, I'm not one t hide my light under a bushel!!!

This is where I started my laughter........your story.
Your pictures of your work are lovely.
Thanks