Texture Tuesday with Kim Klassen and a finished little quilt

this a.m. i sit at the computer, bare feet resting on the cool floor and as i wait for photos to upload i close my eyes and listen to the neighborhood sounds floating through the window; cars passing, birds singing, the pond's fountain flowing over the big boulder and splashing back into circulation . . . life is good. peaceful. i am so grateful.
i hope that you are experiencing your own peaceful moments with senses wide open and a grateful heart. i hope that your life is good too.

i'll be linking up with Kim Klassen for the Texture Tuesday event this week. she asked that we use any one of her textures and create an image suitable for the 'flower power' theme. i chose to use one of her oldies but goodies called "Golden" and layered a photo from last year's columbine crop on top of it. i made some opacity adjustments and cropped artistically and ta-da~!
i hope that you will pop over and see what a few of the other Texture Tuesday participants are coming up with.

btw: remember the green bits of brand new growth in my last post that i asked you to guess about . . . some of my returning columbine have begun to poke up out of the spring soil. 
i loved reading your guesses. thanks for playing along.

i finished the little nine patch primitive piece that Cheri inspired.

i think it turned out nicely and now i have TWO small quilts on my donation/gift stack~! i'll start working on a third very soon.

 

i also have several postcards to work up for the month of april so i should have some very busy hands for the next few weeks.

 

recent gifts include:

• the grand-dog Suki and the kitties getting along SO much better lately. it's taken almost two years~!
• watching the garden come back to life
• a blooming easter lily and orchid plants
• opportunities for spring cleaning and redecorating
• the appearance of a pair of robins in the yard
• healing and strength returning to my hip 

 

 

also sharing this post with Mona's Picturesque

for Floral Love Friday.