Everyone loves "eye candy" so today I will share pictures of the blocks that have been
Below is Mary's block. You will want to click on each block and see a larger version of the wonderful stitches and embellishments.
The next photo is of Julie's (Jules) block. I love seeing how each one carries out the butterfly theme.
Allie's block (photo below) has butterflies in flight similar to Julie's.
Linda has done the next block. The photo I received is smaller but I think you will be able to see all the wonderful stitching.



Vic has received six of the blocks that are pictured here and taken a photo of them together. They blend so beautifully.
I always look forward to seeing Rengin's work. She uses the oyas on her block which are an ancient needle art of her country, Turkey.
Below is Judith's block.
The last
These ladies have done some amazing work and I know you will enjoy browsing through each photo. Should you have any comments or questions on the blocks please leave a comment. We love sharing our work and welcome your input.
1 comment:
Barbara, these are all so beautiful! I love butterflies and could stare at this blocks all day long.
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