I'm sure it will be absolutely gorgeous when you're done, but I'm glad it's you doing it and not me. LOL

That is going to be beautiful...I still cannot find them patterns here in town. I seen an Amish one that cought my eye but cannot find it.

I love doing this kind of work also ... although this one is really intricate. I like the lighter background but maybe just a bit darker ... more sky like perhaps? The second one with the colorful sky is nice but a bit too dark. Whatever you choose, it's going to be awesome!!!!! Thanks for sharing.

What is your background going to be? If you don't care for the light spots, you can always use either Paintstik or inks to color them.
Those are wonderful.

Gorgeous!! I love the highlights appearing in the batiks... I can't wait to see what you choose for the backing :D:D:D

OMG you are talented . it is going to be lovely :mrgreen:

The batik gives it a whole different look. Gorgeous!

Love it....I like the lighter background.

Thanks for sharing. We all can't wait to see it finished! Great job!

That is nice but too much work for me.

I prefer the tones that you have in this one, to the black silhouette look,as it gives it more dimension. Well done with this style of work.

wow, that is so awesome

You do such nice work that I am sure this is going to be just as gorgeous as all the others.

Very pretty in the batik.

Looking good as all of your work does. Can't wait to see it done!

You sure have patience. That is a lot of work and I don't think i could do it unless I had a coupe of years to finish

These are just amazing!

Reminds me of the days when scherenschnitte (paper cutting) was popular. My thumbs got so tired from holding those little scissors. I'm afraid my arthritic bones would not allow that now.

Can't wait to see your finished product.

Will be at the Stock Show and Quilt show again today but wil return to this project Soon..

I learn so much by reading what others are doing. I would have never thought the design would show up on that material, but the end result is llovely. I need to start thinking outside of the box.

Incredible! What a wonderful idea!

that is so great

Love it...one of my earliest memories is riding in the back seat of the car in Montana, watching the windmills go by, they always fascinated me.

You are very patient to do all that cutting but it is beautiful :thumbup: :lol: :thumbup:

Cool! That's one to keep up concentration! That will be awesome when it's done. Can't wait to see the finished quilt.

Wow, honey! Love how this looks in batik!

Boy, that is time intensive. Looks good.

Your work is interesting

I think the batik gives it a shadowed look! Very interesting! You have been doing a fantastic job on all these silhouettes!!
:thumbup: :D :thumbup:

I have accindently spammed the QB so will be restarting this WIP under another soon. As soon as I can get things figured out. Just wanted to let you know. Will be starting the quilting.

AMAZING!
I do enjoy your sharing with us through pictures. This is most exciting to observe <wave>

Wow that is a lot of scissor work, what happens now, do you make it into an applique wall hanging?

Gal

Amazing i'm jealous i have not got the patience wish i did.

WOW! It's beautiful!! Would love to see pictures when its finished.

Yes I will pick out a background, and then layer it and start quilting.

I do so want to see the end result please post pics!!! My daughter is a horse LOVER i would love to do something like this for her.

OMG, you must have a world of patience. That is spectacular!

I have added more pictures to the Horse Parade WIP and it may be seen at http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-94031-7.htm#2470200 I will be finishing the binding up and hopefully have a final picture posted of it tomorrow.
Have aWonderful Day!
It is -17 degrees here (not including wind chill) Don't even want to know that.....

Thank you for posting the link - - so very helpful.
I am enjoying your work, as I have said before, but I have a question.
You are using double fusible webbing, which I have used for a variety of pieces, but I have always top-stitched the edges down. Noticing your windmill - - are you top-stitching also? Or are you trusting that the double fusible will hold? <wave>

I am planning on Stitching the windmill down also. I am not sure that it will be two lines of stitching or one. I think in some places it will only have room for one. I purchased some varigated thread today and also another possible background fabric. Will get pictures of them tomorrow and [post here if you would like to see the choices, need to make sure it matches. I am a little leary of just leaving it and not sewing it down.(too chicken I guess) I like to just throw things in the wash and that way I don't have to worry about it at all if I sew it down.