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sábado, 20 de agosto de 2022

Blocos para doação

Uma nova onda de massa polar chegou Quinta-Feira a noite, por aqui, com ventos gelados que atingiram 70 km por hora.  No sul do país  em cidades serranas, algumas ocorrências de neve. Aqui na praia a temperatura está em torno de 15°C com ventos entre 15 e 25 km/h. Situação prevista para todo o final de semana. 

Sem poder sair devido ao frio, vento e garoa, ontem a tarde, aproveitei para terminar o jogo de blocos laranja, que já estavam com os blocos  Nine Patch, da unidade central refilados.

Estes 13 blocos foram feitos para o projeto Love Quilts Brasil

Junto com blocos bordados, em ponto cruz, com gráficos no tema escolhido pela criança. 

Estes blocos serão usados na montagem de uma colcha e uma almofada.


Um detalhe laranja encontrado no Jardim:
Lírio-leopardo (Belamcanda chinensis).
Flores pequenas e cheias de encanto.


Em conexão  e compartilhando com:
Angela em Rainbow Scrap Challege 
Frédérique  em Patchwork & Quilts
Cynthia em Oh Scrap!

16 comentários:

  1. Staying inside sewing when it is cold outside sounds like a good idea. Lovely orange blocks, and gorgeous orange lily!

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  2. Staying indoors and sewing during the cold is a wise choice. Those blocks are pretty and will make a happy quilt for a child. Happy stitching!

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  3. Glad you are enjoying some sewing time while it's too chilly and drizzly to be outside. I am looking forward to seeing the Love Quilts Brasil project.
    Leopard Lilies....so pretty!

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  4. Happy you are able to stay in and sew. It is the perfect excuse to finish your lovely blocks!

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  5. What pretty blocks! Good time to stay inside and sew! Hope it gets warmer for you soon.

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  6. That sounds like the perfect sewing weather, Ivani! Pretty orange blocks - glad you figured out what was needed to get those outside pieces to fit.

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  7. Can't wait to see how the nine patch blocks with sashing and corner stones comes together.

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  8. that is too bad that you are on your beach vacation and it got too cold to enjoy it - I always forget you are in opposite seasons - you are late winter going to spring and we are late summer

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  9. The good side to cold weather outside is that we can stay inside and sew. Your blocks are lovely. I love the good cause they are being made for!

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  10. I had to go look at Love Quilts Brazil. What a neat project to combine themed embroidered blocks with pieced blocks. I had to glance at some of the themes the children chose for their quilts.

    We have the winds here today but not the cold! There were tornadoes north of us a little while ago but they did not touch down, thank goodness!

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  11. A polar mass sounds very cold indeed! Stay warm, keep inside and do your stitching, that certainly seems the best idea.

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  12. Very pretty blocks for a wonderful quilt!!! Stay warm and keep on sewing!!!

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  13. Very pretty. Sounds like sewing weather, to me!

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  14. You managed making some beautiful blocks on a cold day. I'd say you were super productive!

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  15. I would be inside quilting too. That is such a pretty flower. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!

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  16. Your quilt is going to be gorgeous! I hope the weather is a little better, stay warm and sew ;)
    Thank you for sharing!

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