Fish: card games, "Go fish". Card games: dogs playing poker. If only I could draw cats playing "Go fish". Way too hard - think again! I find my thought processes very interesting as I try to design these little quilts. After all this nonsense, my cat came in and demanded food and I put out his favourite, fish. So here is my quilt all about fish - it's my favourite food, too!
Kay.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Twelve FISH plus one!
Here is your FISH quilt, Deb.
After much pain and suffering I finally got the photo onto this page. Phew!!!
I had loads of fun playing around with the woven background. Have wanted to have a go at this for a long time. Your fish quilt seemed just right.
Enjoy all your FISH quilts.
Pam
Sunday, March 27, 2011
FISH "Catch of the day" stitched by Margie for Deb
I had a couple of goes at Deb’s “Fish”. First I pieced a collection of red, orange and yellow fabrics together with a blue background – they were supposed to be gold fish. That one got the thumbs down: what fish, I can’t see any fish. So here is version 2 for which I raided Bob’s tackle box and added some hooks – I do hope they stay buried in the backing. So, handle with care. Margie
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Hi from Lorraine
Hi girls,
this my 2nd attempt at this, so if the first appears please forgive me. Thanks for the theme Deb, I rather left it to the last minute, as classes have kicked in again for the year, with interstate and country trips - however enjoyable they are.
I first saw the huge Nishiki Goi -[brocaded carp or Koi fish] in Chinese gardens where they have been known to live for over 200 years. They were originally bred in China over 1,000 years ago. I was fascinated by the variety of colors of the Koi.
Looking forward to seeing the other challenges, and focusing on the Harvest theme from Jane.
cheers everyone from Lorraine
this my 2nd attempt at this, so if the first appears please forgive me. Thanks for the theme Deb, I rather left it to the last minute, as classes have kicked in again for the year, with interstate and country trips - however enjoyable they are.
I first saw the huge Nishiki Goi -[brocaded carp or Koi fish] in Chinese gardens where they have been known to live for over 200 years. They were originally bred in China over 1,000 years ago. I was fascinated by the variety of colors of the Koi.
Looking forward to seeing the other challenges, and focusing on the Harvest theme from Jane.
cheers everyone from Lorraine
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Twelve
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