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| March Redwork Birdie Stitches Pattern Information |
March arrives, the last hurrah of winter and the first whisper of spring.
Sarah Ban Breathnach
March
A blue day,
a blue jay
and a good beginning.
One crow,
melting snow –
spring’s winning.
Elizabeth Coatsworth
It is the first mild day of March,
Each minute sweeter than before . . .
There is a blessing in the air . . .
William Wordsworth
What do you like best about the month of March? Inquiring minds want to know! By commenting, you'll be entering to win a copy of A Time for Peace (Quilts of Lancaster County) by Barbara Cameron. The more posts you comment on, the greater your chances of winning. If you are reading this via email, you must click on the title of my blog post to be able to comment and read the comments of others. The winner will be announced on April 1.
You might also enjoy reading my previous blog post Drunkard's Path Quilt Block and a Cozy Mystery.
March promises me green grass, gardens, boating.
ReplyDeleteIt's the month of my birthday!
ReplyDeleteI just have to take one day at a time. Nice today, rainy tomorrow, snow the next. It will end eventually and then in another month or two we'll be complaining about how hot it is. LOL. Love your redwork. It reminded me of a little rainbow over the bird. :)
ReplyDeleteHi!!!! March brings green grass, birds singing, and renewed hope!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love watching and waiting as each tree and bush and bulb celebrates the season ... the opening of that bud that was only a promise a few days before.
ReplyDeleteWithin this month you have several seasons Winter fads as Spring trys to come in. Then you can quickly get Winter back. But by the evening you get a sudden rain storm that melts all that snow that gently covered the grass earlier that morning. March just keeps you guessing.
ReplyDeleteLove redwork embroidery.
ReplyDeleteMarch - oh I love March for daffodils and strawberries and my birthday too.