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Old 05-23-2011, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Dianemarie
Beautiful ! Are you a quilting Dairy Farmers Wife ?
I love the cow !
We are Dairy Farmers from California !
p/m some time.
Yes, I am a former Dairy Farmer, with a ♥ that is still on the farm!
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Old 05-23-2011, 03:18 PM
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Having grown up on a farm, and having been involved in showing holsteins, I LOVE this!!

Great job, thanks very much for sharing!
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Old 05-23-2011, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by peaceandjoy
Having grown up on a farm, and having been involved in showing holsteins, I LOVE this!!

Great job, thanks very much for sharing!
And having exported many Holsteins and Jerseys to the States as well as around the world, who knows, maybe some of you had some of my cattle! :)
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Old 05-23-2011, 03:22 PM
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very, very nice!
Wish I was brave enough to try with a photo of GC
Do you have guernseys too? Go for it!!!!

I'd love to see you and OKSewGlad take up the challenge ... and I bet we could persuade MamaBear to do it too ..... though she might have to make more than one breed!!! :)
I would have to try it with a Jersey first, less room for error in colour placement. Back in the day when we had to draw markings for registration papers, I wasn't very good, that job usually fell to my mother and brother, as my artistic talent was limited at best. Maybe I would be better using fabric than I was with a pencil and paper :oops:
Years ago I used to draw the heifers' markings. Then we had a heifer with very few spots and had to tatoo her. Been doing it that way ever since.
Oh my gosh - I completely forgot about the drawings when sending in registration papers! I moved away from the farm when I was 18 (just a few years ago ;-) ) and other than visiting, haven't been involved with cattle since.
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Old 05-23-2011, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by peaceandjoy
Oh my gosh - I completely forgot about the drawings when sending in registration papers! I moved away from the farm when I was 18 (just a few years ago ;-) ) and other than visiting, haven't been involved with cattle since.
ha! we simplified it ... and took photos! :)
The Jerseys were a real treat as no drawings/photos.
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Old 05-24-2011, 07:42 AM
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WOW! Nice job!

She must have been ready to be milked (the cow in the photo)
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NICE JOB !!!! :)
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I am a beef woman, myself, but your picture is cause for celebration - - you got it so good!
What animal person in the world wouldn't appreciate a superb example of milking ability?
Interesting how you figured out how to even get that flip of white on her shoulder ... good show!
I love your subject matter! <wave> (I am expecting big ribbons from your county/state fair!)
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That is really cute! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 07-03-2011, 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by omak
I am a beef woman, myself, but your picture is cause for celebration - - you got it so good!
What animal person in the world wouldn't appreciate a superb example of milking ability?
Interesting how you figured out how to even get that flip of white on her shoulder ... good show!
I love your subject matter! <wave> (I am expecting big ribbons from your county/state fair!)
From one cow person to another, Thanks for the kind words! I'll issue you a challenge, Omak, to re-create one of your own bovines too. I'd so like to do one of our Jerseys, though I haven't quite figured out how to do all the shades of brown or the white frosting they have around their mouths.

I am hoping I can find some Fairs that have classes for her! It will be a little awkward, as being framed, it's not truly a quilt! Our Fairs don't start til September, so it'll be awhile til I can put her on the circuit! :)
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