Another random layout........
Yesterday Lynda suggested putting the largest blocks in the center and the smaller ones around it for another random layout. It made sense to me so I tried it and I kind of like it. Nothing is set in stone yet. It is definitely better than yesterday's random layout. If I go with this one I have to make some specific size blocks to fill in AND find the fabric for the spaces. I think a solid color would be too bold and would grab all of the attention.
While I was contemplating I went for a walk around the house. This is my birds' eye view of my porch pots.
A dianthus plant is buried behind the lilies which are ready to bloom.
The peony blooms are tired and are laying on the hardy geranium.
This tall volunteer coreopsis is right next to the sidewalk in front of all of the short plants. I kept meaning to move it but never got around to it.
I have to be at Dad's this morning for the phone call from Social Security to help him get the death benefit for Mother. I hope he understands the things they ask him. Sometimes the terms they use aren't normal language and I hope he has a patient interviewer.
Yesterday Lynda suggested putting the largest blocks in the center and the smaller ones around it for another random layout. It made sense to me so I tried it and I kind of like it. Nothing is set in stone yet. It is definitely better than yesterday's random layout. If I go with this one I have to make some specific size blocks to fill in AND find the fabric for the spaces. I think a solid color would be too bold and would grab all of the attention.
While I was contemplating I went for a walk around the house. This is my birds' eye view of my porch pots.A dianthus plant is buried behind the lilies which are ready to bloom.The peony blooms are tired and are laying on the hardy geranium.This tall volunteer coreopsis is right next to the sidewalk in front of all of the short plants. I kept meaning to move it but never got around to it. I have to be at Dad's this morning for the phone call from Social Security to help him get the death benefit for Mother. I hope he understands the things they ask him. Sometimes the terms they use aren't normal language and I hope he has a patient interviewer.