Friday, January 25, 2013

Cutting Pieces

This morning I thought I would go up to my sewing room to cut pieces for the next row from Lori's row along. I have all the pieces cut and will sew tomorrow.
 Before I went upstairs I spotted an Eastern Towhee out the window which is a rare thing in my yard. I took a few photos but they didn't turn out well. You can see a better photos here and hear it's song.
With Passion,
Carrie P.

19 comments:

Lucky Duck Dreams said...

I wondered what that bird was Ive been seeing near my cedar tree! Thanks for id-ing it for me!

Sheila said...

Interesting block Carrie and a lovely little visitor to your yard :-)

Lynne said...

What an interesting web page you linked to - thank you!

Cathy said...

I love house blocks. Wish I would have had time to start this sew a long. The bird is beautiful. Hugs

KaHolly said...

Good eye, Carrie!! I've only seen Eastern Towhees once, and that was a long time ago in my yard in Massachusetts!! So exciting. Are you keeping a 'yard list'? ~karen

Cindy said...

Ooh, more fun pics to see soon in your Row Quilt.

And, I enjoy the nature photos too. Wish I had my camera always at hand but I'm usually too slow.

Anna said...

I saw a blue jay in my front yard yesterday...they usually don't arrive till it warms up a little..they must feel like we do about the weather! I love house blocks!!!

Deb said...

I just love this row by row and decided that these houses would make a wonderful border for another quilt that I am working on.

Melanie said...

At first I thought it was a robin... that's just wrong in January....

Browndirtcottage said...

I spy some cute little houses in the making!!

Don't you just get excited when you look out and spot a new visitor! He looks like the spotted towhee's that visit my yard occasionally. When my granddaughter was little she called these 'potted ho-toyeds'..!

Becky G said...

Your houses will be cute!
I am lucky, Tohee's are at my feeders most days. My writing desk looks out into my mostly wooded back yard and several feeders are close (within 4-5 feet). Right under my window are hydrangeas, viburnum and butterfly bushes.... Brushy & most suited to the dear Towhee's. the males always remind me of little gentlemen, smartly dressed.
Thanks ever so much for the great link. Although i keep field guides on my desk, this website will be a great resource. I noted the have information @ improving photography skills.
BTW, I am sad to learn Wrights Bird Center is going out if business; we've shopped there for decades. Thanks for everything!

Unknown said...

Look nice. The bird is cute too:)

Rosa said...

Happy sewing .Your fabrics are just beautiful!!

Jenny Bonynge said...

Just read your blog...I spent today working on Row #10 houses too. This row by row is such great FUN! Birds are so fun to watch...

Candace said...

Lori's quilt is going to be adorable. Love the birding site - we saw our first Varied Thrush recently!
Cheers!

Mrs. Goodneedle said...

Cute little house, I love those Towhees too, so much fun to watch!

Michelle May-The Raspberry Rabbits said...

I think it's so cool how you know all these different birds. I would just say, "oh look, that's a really cool looking bird."
Love your block too girlfriend.
Hugs!

Lynette said...

And P.S. - thanks so much for including the link for us to easily find our first-of-month post. :)

Robin said...

Little houses? That is going to be a fun row!