The sky is falling, the sky is falling....*G*..no, not really. I'm sharing an orphan block today. This is Matilda McCluck, and she is heading off to North Carolina to lend a helping hand to a very good friend. Just think how many bugs she'll catch ! One of the things I'm learning gradually, is that stripped fabric doesn't photo worth a darn. You get that weird sense of movement. Anyway, one photo is with Dell's Quik Fix and the other is without. The darker one is "fixed". I'm thrilled to have one of my orphans headed out into the big, big world...*VBS*
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I notice that my pics always look yellow in my sewing room and when I use Picasa it takes all the orangy-yellow out of them,
Cool chicky!
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to NC, of course.
Digital cameras also hate gold and moving water. At least mine does. I call them my "art" pics.
Thanks Finn! It will eventually end up in a quilt going to a dear friend who lost her husband a week ago. Its perfect for a homesteader and I know she will love it. You are a dear friend to make this for me to pass on.
what a fun chicken... ope it gets lots of hen scratch along the way
Finn,
You have been a VERY BUSY GIRL!!! Love the cracker blocks!!! ;o)
Hugs
Laurie
Hidey-ho! I'm waaay behind with reading as usual ...
This chicken is great -- folk art for sure!!!
Quit showing me cute stuff -- you see what happened with the scrap blocks :)
Hugs - Jeanne
The fabric that you used is PERFECT, Finn! Love it!
He's very cute :) Glad he's found a nice home Finn :)
And here I thought you were being so clever doing a chicken on green stripe background fabric, and an almost identical one on gold stripe... lol
what a sweet chicken- love it Finn!
I love the chicken. I'm not a quilter, but I think it would make an adorable applique on an apron or a potholder.
cluck, cluck - your chicken feathers fabric is my cat fur fabric!
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