Good afternoon, Honey Pies. Well put on your farm boots; we are headed back out to the farm to visit the bees, and hey , we may even see Edna and the gals.
Oh, it is such a beautiful day.🤗 Look at the bright blue sky with fluffy clouds. It will be time to cut the hay again in this field soon.

Up the hill and pass the barn and to the bee lot we go.

Why look at there ! There is a quilt hanging near the bee boxes. Eeh! You guessed it I have a wee finish to show you. 😀

Let's go take a closer look but be careful the bees are buzzin' all about.

I finally finished my Bee Skep quilt that I started last year.

The Bee Skep Quilt measures 24" x 24 " . I used scraps of wool, upholstery fabric and cotton to create this quilt.
The blocks are 6" finished. I used the stem stitch to create grooves in the bee skeps.

Doesn't it look darling on the large table bee box. We only have one side of the box in operation right now. The bees gladly obliged and allowed me to drape the quilt over the box. 😀🐝🐝

Now where is ole' Edna? Normally, she would be in the field behind the boxes. Hmmm. She is nowhere in sight.
Aaah there she is . Down at my sister's house enjoying a bit of shade. "Are you going to come see us, gal?"
"Nope" she says.
There are the gals just a few feet away from Edna. Bev the red faced cow still has not returned to this section of the farm yet, but she will be here soon.

Thank you for dropping by for a visit and have a beautiful day.
Happy Stitching and Quilting, ya'll
Melisa
The hum of the bees is the voice of the garden .
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my baby sister, Amy. The farm is not the same without you. Love and miss you, Amo
Ya'll come back now , ya hear!

I am joining these lovely ladies' link parties. I hope you check them out; they always have so many wonderful projects going on and provide the opportunity for other needleworkers to meet.