Well June is almost over; I can't believe it. I did take three quilts to a long-arm quilter, so that is something quilty, but not much else has been happening around here. I brought my redwork with me while at the cabin, and here is the latest block that I'm working on - two chickens:
My question to you is: Just how many chickens should be in this redwork quilt? Why do I ask?.........well, here is a block that I finished a long time ago, for this 64 block quilt:
So part of me says throw away the half finished chickens block, and part of me says finish it, and put them both in the quilt - it will make someone wonder years in the future why there are two squares just alike in the quilt. What are your thoughts?
I have two two chicken blocks......is it just too too much?
Here are Penny pictures for those of you who have asked for more pictures of her. At dinner time: three meals a day, and each time she acts like she hasn't eaten in a week - so hungry and so quick to eat and drink that she often has the hiccups after eating.
On the front porch of the cabin - ready to face new adventures every day. I think this is her version of being "on point" when she hears something or smells something new:
Basking in the sunlight in the living room, with a bone: She chews on everything, so I try to keep a bone nearby, as a substitute for whatever she shouldn't be chewing on:
What have you been working on? I am looking forward to seeing all of your design walls today! Thanks for participating. The linking rules are as usual - please include a link back to this particular post somewhere within your blog post.
My question to you is: Just how many chickens should be in this redwork quilt? Why do I ask?.........well, here is a block that I finished a long time ago, for this 64 block quilt:
So part of me says throw away the half finished chickens block, and part of me says finish it, and put them both in the quilt - it will make someone wonder years in the future why there are two squares just alike in the quilt. What are your thoughts?
I have two two chicken blocks......is it just too too much?
Here are Penny pictures for those of you who have asked for more pictures of her. At dinner time: three meals a day, and each time she acts like she hasn't eaten in a week - so hungry and so quick to eat and drink that she often has the hiccups after eating.
On the front porch of the cabin - ready to face new adventures every day. I think this is her version of being "on point" when she hears something or smells something new:
Basking in the sunlight in the living room, with a bone: She chews on everything, so I try to keep a bone nearby, as a substitute for whatever she shouldn't be chewing on:
What have you been working on? I am looking forward to seeing all of your design walls today! Thanks for participating. The linking rules are as usual - please include a link back to this particular post somewhere within your blog post.
