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I love it!
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How cute are they???!!!
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I just love it you did a great job on it.
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Oh, I just love your version!
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Oh my. That is FANTASTIC :thumbup:
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I love it!! Amazing job! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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WOW looks great
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Ohhhhhh, I love them! You did a fantastic job on both of them!
I did a large tote for my DIL's sister who is a 5th grade teacher -- out of faux suede. :shock: Oh, my gosh, it was frustrating to work with because of the fraying and static. It turned out beautifully, but took me three times longer than it would have with my 100% cotton fabric. |
I love it......
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Out of your comfort zone???
You could've fooled me! |
WOW.. GREAT JOB!!!!
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Awesome job!!
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Gorgeous! Gorgeous! You do terrific work.
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Originally Posted by Lisanne
Out of your comfort zone???
You could've fooled me! :thumbup: |
Well, I love the way it is turning out...now I can't wait to see what you do with the quilting. :D
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Found the pictures! WOW! Great! Love the horsies! Faux suede is rather fun to play with, and it feels nice, too!
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Wonderful job bb.
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Shemjo--this is the first one I did--it is the cause of the first three panics...I haven't taken a photo of the second yet--it looks pretty much like this one--no more wrinkles now. :wink:
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Wow!
This is a very beautiful/colorful quilt of these majestic animals! I love your fabric choices! |
Those are awesome karla!!!
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I think these are great, any horse lover would love it!
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As always, Karla, amazing!!
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very cute
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You did such an awesome job on it!!! It's perfect!! :) :)
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very artistic!
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If you all could have been flies on the wall watching me get this far--oh the chuckles I would have provided. :lol:
Wait! Do flies chuckle? |
What did you use for the mane?
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It is just great! better than the original
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Very cute!!!
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wonderfully done sooooo cute
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OK, I LOVE IT!!!! I am a former trainer, and share my life with a former jockey, so now I just HAVE to order the book!!
You did a great job on all of them!!! |
Originally Posted by barnbum
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. |
See, I told you it would look great! And I've decided it's Tucker and Mazie and Gypsy.
You did great! And I too like it better than the original. But then I'm definitely prejudiced! LOL |
Beautiful job! I just love horses! I believe they are one of God's most wonderful creations! Even though I was a city girl growing up, I always loved horses--just seeing them was a treat. WLee
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You did a fabulous job!
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Those are so cool. Great job.
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Great job Karla!! Really makes me grin. :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by sylvia77
What did you use for the mane?
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Wow!!!!! I love them.
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Absolutely gorgeous!
My granddaughter would love this. She has one horse blanket but nothing as nice as this. Great job! |
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