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nicely done
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A true art piece. How fun to use a lowly cow to make such a bold statement.
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Oh quiltymama...what a fantastic job! I see you left off the horns. Did you straight line vertically quilt it...hard to tell in the pic.
I'm in the process of making this except I want mine to look more like a dairy (Guernsey) cow without horns, so I have lots of caramel golden colors cut just waiting to be steam a seamed. I have a couple of old dairy feed sacks that I plan on using for the background, too. Hopefully get at that project next week. Thanks so much for sharing! I just noticed you are new here...welcome to the QB! |
What a great piece of fun art! The first thing I thought when I saw it was "cow-lage". LOL
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Wow, great work!
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Suern, it’s my copy of pattern. I’m not a dealer.
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Oksewglad, wow yours sounds so cool. I love the idea of the dairy feed bags! Can’t wait to see it! I quilted straight lines vertically and then horizontally to make sure most of the little pieces of fabric were caught somewhere beneath a stitch.
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The shop sample I saw when I purchased the pattern had just close vertical stitching for that reason, too.
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Wow, a great looking cow...
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Your humble cow is certainly handsome and ever so elegant in her elegant attire. Nice presentation and I am glad that it was fun to do.
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