2019 Block of the Month - Month 4
Welcome to Month 4, and the Iris block.
As previously admitted, I'm not much of a gardener, however I will say that I know my dutch iris from my bearded iris, having once established a full garden bed of the bearded variety.
I'm not sure I've ever lived anywhere cold enough for bulbs, although mum once grew a big plot of gladiolis to sell to the local florist when we lived in Picton.
Yes that's me on the left and my sister Greer on the right.
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Gladioli were my nans and my mums favourite flower, you can see mum grew up with them too.
Enough with the frivolities! Here is the link for the iris pattern
And here are the number and colour guides to help you work our where the sections go.
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As always sing out if you need help, and don't forget we love to see what youre making so use the #quiltingpatchbom or tag us with @thequiltingpatch on social media.
As previously admitted, I'm not much of a gardener, however I will say that I know my dutch iris from my bearded iris, having once established a full garden bed of the bearded variety.
I'm not sure I've ever lived anywhere cold enough for bulbs, although mum once grew a big plot of gladiolis to sell to the local florist when we lived in Picton.
Yes that's me on the left and my sister Greer on the right.
Gladioli were my nans and my mums favourite flower, you can see mum grew up with them too.
Enough with the frivolities! Here is the link for the iris pattern
And here are the number and colour guides to help you work our where the sections go.
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As always sing out if you need help, and don't forget we love to see what youre making so use the #quiltingpatchbom or tag us with @thequiltingpatch on social media.
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