These two are a natural — rain and quilting. Here in Northern California we’re well into our worst drought on record so we’re especially happy to see the rain. Everything in the garden looks hopeful with a clean face. Click on an image for a larger view.
And while the garden was getting a bath, I started quilting on Black Oak, a top I completed in August.
This is part of my series on Native California plants. See the entire piece here.
More rain is predicted over the next few days so I am determined to make serious progress on this piece. Stay tuned.
I am enjoying your post…while it’s raining…and I’m quilting! Lovely photos.
Can’t beat this raining and quilting combo. Stitch on!
So happy about the rain and the beautiful work, Franki. We are in Phoenix on a road trip…returning via Austin for Thanksgiving with cousins. Having fun! Wishing you water and stitching fun. Your plants look so happy! love, Sherry
Your travel sounds great! Wishing you safe journeys.
Glad you had some rain, Franki. Hope you don’t get snow, I gather it’s falling in places that haven’t seen it before. Stay warm – and quilt
Snow is very unlikely in the Bay area but this rain should translate into snow in the Sierra Mountains. More rain is falling today and another system is predicted to arrive in next couple days. I’m quilting away!