Apricot blossom:
Grape hyacinths:
Spring stars:
Regular hyacinth:
Daffodils:
Warm enough for the bees to fly. Here's one in the almond blossom:
The top temperatures for the last week show that spring actually arrived on Friday (colours are the colours used in my temperature quilt a couple of years ago):
1/09/2019 16.5 green
31/08/2019 15.4 green
30/08/2019 16.2 green
29/08/2019 8.8 blue
28/08/2019 9.1 blue
27/08/2019 12.8 aqua/teal
26/08/2019 11.1 aqua/teal
But that doesn't show that this afternoon as I was going to visit my father for Fathers Day the temperature plummeted back to 8, heavy rain fell, and we were back to winter.
Stash at the end of August:
Thread:
No spools emptied, none added.
Year to date - down 10 spools.
Dress fabric:
2 metres used, 1 added.
Year to date - down 4.25m.
Quilt fabric:
Used 3.2m, none added
Year to date - up 0.5m.
6 comments:
Love your flowers. This brighter weather does make you feel better. Hope the warmth comes back.
Hi Vireya you flowers are so pretty ,love Spring,hope your day is a good one my friend xx
Your spring flowers against the blue sky look beautiful.
Lovely Spring blooms--here we are nearing the last day of summer...cooler temps and the angle of the sun has changed so that we notice it....hugs, Julierose
Hyacynths are one of my favorite spring flowers. They smell so wonderful!
Wish the perfume of all those lovely spring flowers could be digitally transmitted too. I will just have to use my imagination.
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