It's a bit challenging to get good pictures of this light, bright color.
The blocks I've been making have been stacking up (on Ruby Blue actually):
I've bemoaned the fact that my Parts Drawer is full to overflowing...
So I finally looked around and found another drawer nearby that didn't take much effort to empty out. It has become the Parts Dept. Annex, holding my 6" Shoofly and Hole in the Barn Door blocks.
There's even a bit of room for growth (but not much!). Now I can at least get the larger drawer open and closed more easily. My 12" blocks are still stacked on top of Ruby Blue but the tower is shorter now, less likely to topple over in a stiff breeze.
I'm linking up with SoScrappy for this first Saturday of yellow. :- )
The daffodils are gorgeous! You are so organized--it is impressive.
ReplyDeleteA nice start to yellow month Sue. I'm impressed with your "parts department" organisation. I think I'm going to have to find a drawer or two to start my own, it's such a good way to keep them all together where I'll be able to find them!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautifully inspiring field of daffodils. I love daffs too.
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of baggies in the draw. A place for everything, and everything in its place.
Pretty yellow blocks! I am looking in vain for daffodils--they lay still fast asleep under our slow-to-melt packs of iced in snow! But you are right--the yellows perk you up! thanks for the
ReplyDeletepix of cheeriness--hugs, Julierose
So many projects on the go but so well organized. Some great yellow blocks completed during the week.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty sight - those fields of daffodils. I've ran out of room in a 3 drawer pull out and have overtaken a dresser for all my parts department. I'm thinking I should sew some together to make room!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty field of daffodils. Great blocks finished and some super organizing.
ReplyDeleteOh so many beautiful blocks you have hiding everywhere!! I N V U !! Your yellow blocks are awesome too. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo of the daffodils in the field! Love seeing all your WIP blocks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of blocks. Amazing collection!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right about that colour -- lovely and bright. It must be amazing to see the daffodils emerge after a cold and white winter. It never gets that cold here in Melbourne Australia, but I still love to see the daffodils in spring.
ReplyDeleteSuch a glorious yellow! Daffodils are wonderful flowers and flower at just the right time to brighten up our world!
ReplyDeleteThe field of daffodils is gorgeous! You've got some fun yellow blocks up on the design wall.
ReplyDeleteWhat a shot of those rows and rows of daffodils!
ReplyDeleteLovely yellow blocks -I too have had trouble capturing the colour!
You have got a LOT of blocks in progress. Thanks for the daffodil photo. It is so beautiful. Right now my bulbs are sleeping beneath 5 feet of snow.
ReplyDeleteYou are my kind of quilter! Not enough room in the drawer? Add another drawer! LOL Love your yellow blocks, and that photo of the field of daffodils is amazing with the sunset.
ReplyDeleteLove your daffodil shot. It makes me a bit nostalgic for Northern Hemisphere spring. We're too far north here for spring bulbs, they don't get enough chill in the tropics.
ReplyDeleteYour block storage is very impressive! I never get to the point of having blocks waiting for a quilt to come along, I only ever make exactly what I need for the project in hand. It makes producing 'emergency' quilts a bit more difficult!
Love your churn dash blocks. Great color combo.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love yellow daffodils.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks. Looks like you have two or three quilts in progress : )