While at the Chuck Wagon Cafe in Medina, Texas, I got out my smart phone and photographed a few things.
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I have an easy time buying beautiful fabric but a hard time it cutting up. I managed to do just that, however, for this Sashed Half Hexagon quilt in Asian fabrics. It will soon go to the quilter, then the binding goes on. After that, I will give to a friend who is unaware I am making a quilt for them. And it’s someone who doesn’t read my blog, so I am totally safe in showing it to everyone else.
The pattern is the Sashed Half Hexagon by Missouri Star Quilt Company.
At the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
I photographed some textured glass and decided to use it as the background for a few montage photographs. It seemed like a good idea, but I didn’t quite get the results I intended. The other photographs are from the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Textured glass
American Beauty Berry. The texture hardly shows up at all.
Pineapple flower (probably not its real name). In real life it’s purple but I played around with the color a bit. I wish it had been more in focus.
I managed to capture the windmill in motion, using a slow shutter speed. That took several tries to adjust my camera settings.
This is where I wait for a few minutes when I am early for my drawing lesson. I really enjoy this courtyard garden.
