Every Iota

53F, sunny and breezy this morning. Perfect for hanging a quilt on the clothelines for fresh air. The fabric line is from "Every Iota". It was designed for Robert Kaufman by Kelly Alford and was featured in an article & pattern in the Oct 2007 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting. My daughter went nuts over it, so I made it for her for Christmas.

I confess I did not use 100% Every Iota, there are at least three prints that are generic. But I think it still turned out ok. In case you don't feel like clicking to make the picture bigger, here is a closeup of one of the edges. I just wanted you to see the quilting if you can. The print is so busy that it is hard to see when it is just on the bed. But out here in the sunlight I notice it a little more. There is a big funky flower on each nine patch, and random squiggles on the border and sashing. These were all done by hand in the quilting frame. It was a lot of fun!
Also, here is one more little group of posies I found in the front yard this morning, under the shadey trees and bushes. I do need to move these pretty crocus' to a better place, some years they don't even come up. But it is so hard to remember in the fall to dig them, plus usually I can't find them! I brought them from my late mother's home after Dad sold the place, so I really do want to try and keep them going.
I am hearing the weather reports from all around the USA, and I feel so blessed that we are having such a glorious week of springtime so far.

Hope your Monday is going fine, and for my friends on the other side of the planet.. your Tuesday. :)