Whew...121 granny rose squares finished, joined and ends sewn in.
Not a "real" rose garden but just as much work as one!
Not a "real" rose garden but just as much work as one!
The only "Rose Garden" I've ever had!!
Now to decide on a border and edging...Edie has so many lovely borders to choose from.
No. 86 caught my eye - the design not this color. It looks like little, tiny flowers going all around the border that would compliment my granny rose theme...I'm trying a sample but so far I haven't figured out how to do the flower.
I'll keep working on it...I have a bee in my bonnet and want to do this border!
I think the border would be just right in shades of green.
After starting my morning off with you, blogging and a great cup of Keurig coffee I'm off to buy real flowers for our shed's flower boxes this morning.
Have a most wonderful day my dear blogging friends!
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Your roses are beautiful. Can't wait to see it with the border.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
I love how you used the white rose/red base blocks around the entire edge of the red and green rose squares. Can't wait to see it finished! Too beautiful to only display at Christmas time!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great so far!!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh, just look at your beautiful blanket! I'm admiring it and thinking about all the really hard work that went into this. It makes me anxious to see my flower blanket finished too. You'll get that border down. Keep trying. It does look like it would be perfect to finish off the blanket.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and well done. The only rose garden that is all eye candy and useful and no thorns, weeds, or bees! Love it, Sandy. xo
ReplyDeleteYour blanket looks wonderful Sandy. I reckon that border will look fabulous. It will go perfectly with the rest of the blanket.
ReplyDeleteYou promised and you delivered the rose garden. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely!
Lovely Sandy. You've done a great job.
ReplyDeleteCheers