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Originally Posted by toverly
(Post 8115597)
Thanks for the number, NZquilter. You never know whats there to find in thrift stores. I love them too. Always on the hunt for that elusive little black featherweight box.
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all these little piggy blocks are comming out so cute, wonder what the next one will be.
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I agree!!! Excited about the next block. Not fast enough for me...lol!
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I pieced together a few rails and X's to see how they would look as the fencing. The fence is brown wood grain and the middle is light green looking grass. It's just sitting around the block not attached yet. What do you all think? :thumbup::thumbdown::D
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It looks like a real fence. Great choice. I'm not sure I want that much brown in my quilt. But this looks very realistic.
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Ooh, lovely, lawsonmugs! It really looks like a fence!
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lawsonmugs, your fencing looks great. And, the light green makes your piggy look like she's surrounded by pasture. Great job! Now you can work on your fencing while you wait for the blocks to come out. And, the fabric you chose for the fencing looks so much like woodgrain. It's a perfect compliment.
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Thank you. I wasn't sure either about so much brown. They do have a light grayish wood grain too. But I already bought this. It also looks darker in the picture than what it really is.
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Originally Posted by Jane Quilter
(Post 8115388)
NZquilter, that chicken toy is a cuty. My 3 yr old granddaughter walks around the yard carrying real live Rhode island red full sized chickens. She won't leave them alone. I am so afraid one will peck her eye out. Maybe she needs a toy chicken like you made. (really , I cant believe the chickens don't run away from her, but they let her pick them up! Crazy chickens! LOL.
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Lawsonmugs, love your sashing! Perfect fabric.
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