I was out of town last week on June 21, the Summer Solstice. That was the day I was planning to switch out the wall hanging in our master bath. Back in April I hung Under Paris Skies, the spring version of my pattern Season to Taste, so named because I envisioned a table runner or wall hanging for each season of the year based on fabric choices. (You can see my spring version here.)
Up went the summer version today and it couldn’t be more, well, summery:
For a fun little touch I added a “flower” (two stacked buttons) in the center of each block:
I finished Sun Flowers in 2015 but it’s been hanging in a quilt shop. Now I get to gaze at it every day in my own home. I’ll enjoy it until it’s time to change to the fall version, made in 2014.
I never got around to making a winter version, though it’s been planned for years. If I’m going to have one ready by the time this winter rolls around, I’d better move it up on my project list!
It’s very pretty, Dawn! I wish I was organized enough to decorate seasonally.
Hi Melody. Except for Christmas, that’s as far as my seasonal decorating goes!
How pretty!
Yellow… the happiest color in the world! The wall hanging is beautiful and refreshing. Love the center “flowers”.
Beautiful, Dawn! The patterns on the fabrics are so precisely fit together, it makes all the difference! Thanks for sharing.
Yellow and grey – I’m in love!!