I have finally started quilting the animals. I am never very satisfied with my quilting. Also the horse kept shedding tail hair during the quilting process. If this keeps up I'll have to somehow add a different tail. The cat looks better quilted, the goose at least not worse and as for the horse, I don't think there is much that could be done to make it look better. Good thing this is a wonky quilt and probably destined for at three-year-old. Are you reading this Carmel? Whatever Reve wants he gets. Lol.
We are getting more rain today so the green will just keep getting greener. On the next sunny day (whenever that will be) I will try to get some photos from the top of the escarpment.
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The quilts look great and the garden... or possibly you might consider it a yard... looks wonderful. It's so big. But I wouldn't be able to resist planting it all up. My little garden would fit into one corner of yours but is thickly planted.
I love your view!
Your quilting looks fine to me! At least you are getting some done. It is windy & extremely wet here! Of course we need the rain so badly.
Looks good to me *s* Wish we could share some of your rain - we need it here, too.
The quilting looks great. And horses can quite often get a little scraggly in the tail as they get older :))
We have lots of rain here right now, it is very green here. I am hoping for some sun this week.
that looks wonderful!
Reve will be very happy with the quilt, so just enjoy yourself with the quilting. have fun!
I love what you did with the cat!
And the horse's nostril!
Glad to see you're enjoying yourself with this one Joyce :)
Oh I think look really good and you did a wonderful job with the quilting on them. Gives them great texture!
i'm reading it!! hehe, reve is gonna be stoked... but then big bro is gonna feel left out... he likes all things medieval...hint hint!
hehe
xo
carm
Beautiful quilting as always. Don't worry about the tail - its been pulled! Rain has finally stopped. Apparently we are in for a gorgeous day and they have started cutting the hay at long last.
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