Nice plants, but so confusing... Stems / plants and dried-up flower stems like a Dudleya (which, AFAIK, wouldn't be growing there) Doesn't look like a Lewisia, but that's where it could conceivably grow....maybe Should be a Sedum, basing my guess solely because of the location, and it kind of looks like one, but I'd expect thinner flower stalks (unless a mature plant has thicker stalks, which is entirely plausible). So I'm guessing Sedum, with a Dudleya in the ancestry (that doesn't make sense, but I've stopped doing that).

Gosh everybody..thanks for all the comments and pics...I have been working on the quilt all afternoon and decided to try black and white...here is a picture of it and any comments are more then welcome..I will be doing the piano key border with all the brights in it..also Sharon told me to use a small red as the first small border..It sounds like it would work...Judy

Looks great, Sue. carolnv, There are numerous ways of making an I Spy quilt, but I like how Sue has made this one. It looks clean and sharp with the squares separated by a good sized sashing. You can Google I Spy quilts and get various ways of using novelty squares.

Are there any Italian furniture enthusiasts who know who makes this sofa in these pictures? I know Roche Bobois made the Voyage line that looks similar but they just aren’t it and I’m having such difficulty figuring it out! Please help!