Oh--this has been so out of my comfort zone (Fringe? Buttons? Faux suede? Yikes!), but you can see why I had to do it. :-D Oh the errors that have required creativity to fix. It started with the first two pieces I sewed together. (See stable differences!) :roll: I had to remeasure and go to EQ6 to help make the row of triangles that are at the top. BUT! It's come together and I like it. I have one this far, and one more stable ready with horses cut out. I have fabric for two more. My friend Angie is getting one. :-D I had to show her to get advice on how to deal with that line of stitches on the chest.

Still need to decide if buttons should go on the hatlers. I bought some cute ones. In the book, the horses are wearing bridles--which would have conchs (I think that's the word) there, but halters usually do not. Still thinking....

I also have not a clue how I'll quilt these. Most likely stitch in the ditch as much as possible. Since they are wall hangings, they won't need much.

Looks great to me !!! What a good job you have done !!!

Wow.

Oh Karla this is just beautiful. Are you just going by the picture or did you find a pattern??

I like yours better than the book one! Much more colorful

The picture and pattern are from the book Creative Log Cabin Quilting.

Thanks, Lucyitswd... I always make things brighter than the books, it seems. :roll:

What a neat project!! I think you are doing a great job :thumbup: :thumbup: I really like it :!: :!:

Those are AWESOME! You did a fabulous job! I love them!!! (btw, have I ever asked where you live in the Finger Lakes?? We lived in Geneva & Canandaigua for years)

Wonderful! Beautiful! You are a true artist!

Hugs

WHOA!! How cool is that??!? Love it! And I like yours better than the go-by! Maybe it's the love that's stitched into it!