I’ve said before that, to me, gnomes aren’t just a Christmas thing. They obviously have a big role in the other seasons, being garden denizens!!!
Back before the move, I bought myself this panel…

… and a pile of coordinating fabrics. My intent was to make myself a “garden quilt”. Since we now have a fabulous catio – a space for both people and cats to enjoy – it will be a “catio quilt”. While I only have my table and chairs out there now, I’m hoping to get some sort of lounger/outdoor couch, and that’s where this quilt will live.
I haven’t gotten very far yet. I’ve sketched out a plan which involves the panel surrounded by dizzy daisy and star blocks.
I got everything cut, so I can just go in and sew whenever I have a spare hour or so.
And then I put together one of the stars… just to see.

Oh, I’m going to have soooo much fun with these!!!!
Those are fun! I used to have gnomes in the garden but they haven’t survived the weather. I was just noticing they were all disintegrating. I thought they were plastic but they are crumbling away.
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This one is just so fun!!!
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That will certainly bring some cheery brightness into the dark days of January and February. Those gnomes are adorable.
What a fun project that is going to be.
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Oh, I love it! What a great quilt!
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We can tell that you really enjoy making quilts!
You are a quilt artist, in my humble opinion.
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It will be a sweet and adorable quilt. I’ve been smitten with gnomes since the 80s.
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What a beautiful project you have started! Your fabric is just wonderful and first star block is fabulous. Looking forward to seeing this one evolve.
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I adore gnomes too and your quilt is going to be great! Those colors are so cute and I love the gnomes themselves. I’ll be the cats claim it as their own..
Blessings,
Betsy
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Love it, this quilt will be awesome!!
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I love gnomes! I have that table runner to make, Cindy at Delighted Hands just knit a cute gnome, check it out. Merry Christmas!
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