Kassaundra

That design worked perfect w/ your fabric GramE If you like flower pics and are on FB you can friend request me there I love nature photography and have thousands of pics in my albums there. My name is Kassaundra Webber Tamplen

GramE

Thank you.

bibliostone

Last two are done! Will try to mail on Friday.

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jclinganrey

I plan on mailing out on Friday.

Libster

This takes me back to SC where I grew up. We called them May Pops. They grew wild all over the fields and were considered a pest. After they'd fruit, we'd pop them and eat the seeds. The fruit is shaped like a green egg. I think they're gorgeous when they're flowering. You don't see them now because of all the pesticides. You just can't beat God's designs. Thanks for sharing with us.

GramE

I love it. Can't wait to get them back & see them in person.

terriamn

Kassandra beautiful pictures, wouldn't they make a gorgeous quilt

Gram E great quilt, love the colors

Mona G

Love my block

Kassaundra

Thanks ladies, Libster we call them Maypops too. This one is native to our area, harvested seed from a native vine, but I planted the seed 2 years ago, the first year they didn't sprout at all so I thought I wouldn't get any, this year I got a couple of vines. I plan on controlling their invasive nature by using them as forage for my rabbits when they (the vines) get to big. The are in the passiflora family, not all (passiflora) will survive our winters.

Libster

Your rabbits will love them. It's sad to see so many beautiful things dying from so much pesticides. Here in NC our native blackberries are slowly disappearing. The tame blackberries just don't taste the same. I love making jam and jelly from the wild ones. Such is progress I guess.