Taking advantage of a sunny day

I had a pack of 5 inch squares that I had purchased for a donation quilt so I spent some sewing time getting it this far. I need to add some borders to make it a bit larger.

 We've had sunshine and unlike many parts of the country it's been quite warm (at least for January). I took advantage of that sunshine, used some black solar fast and printed a few leaves. At least one of them will show up soon as a weekly leaf.

The top two are on vintage silk drapery fabric, beige on the left and pink on the right. The bottom one is on a handed gold cotton. These were in my pile of fabrics that I keep ready to print, all torn to size and ready to go.

2019 Weekly Leaf #5

A botanical print on silk noil

2019 Daily Stitching days 25 - 31
This is how it looks after one month.

72 Days of Landscapes, days 25 -31

day #25

watercolor crayons, stencil, paint sticks

day#26

hand dyed cottons

Day #27

recycled security envelopes, hand dyed cotton

day #28

hand dyed cotton, painted and melted tyvek, heavy threads

watercolor crayons, embroidery stitches

hand dyed cottons, silk and cheesecloth

hand dyed cottoned silk, silk has burnt edges, stitches

I'll be linking up with "Off the Wall Friday" and "Slow Sunday Stitching", do check out what others are creating.