Holiday Jamboree

 Log Cabin Quilt Top Blocks

  

Click here to view / purchase these well-made blocks.

++++ FREE shipping in the USA.

 

These blocks are apprx. 11 1/2 inches x 11 1/2 inches each.

  

 

 Handmade Log Cabin Quilt Top Blocks

~ FREE Shipping ~ 

 

Click here to view / purchase these lovely and well-made blocks.

 

These blocks are apprx. 11 1/2 inches x 11 1/2 inches each.

 

Made by me in the USA.

 

 

Handmade Log Cabin Quilt Top Blocks

      

Click here to view / purchase these newly made blocks that were made by me.

       

 12 HUGE Already Pieced.

FREE shipping.

 

These blocks are apprx. 11 1/2 inches x 11 1/2 inches each.

Already Pieced - Handmade Log Cabin Quilt Top Blocks

 

Click here to view / purchase these beautiful and newly made blocks [that I made] from my Etsy shop.

 

 12 HUGE Already Pieced Handmade Log Cabin Quilt Top Blocks.

 

 These blocks are apprx. 11 1/2 inches x 11 1/2 inches each.

Red White Blue Birds Floral Dandelions

 Single Irish Chain Quilt Top

Click here to go to my Etsy shop to view/purchase this lovely quilt top.

 

The quilt top is apprx. 41 x 53 1/2 inches.

Wellmade.
 

 

Good-quality fabrics.

Two NEW Single Irish Chain Quilt Tops

with FREE blocks.

Width: Apprx. 40 inches

Height: Apprx.  51 inches

 

These are two of my newest Irish Chain creations that are available for sale in my Etsy Shop.

NEW Green and White Irish Chain Quilt Top . 

{Cardinal Red Birds, Pinecones & Snowflakes.}

 

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These are: Lap, Wall, Crib or Throw sizes.

NEW Lavender, green and White themed.

[Flowers & Dandelions] Irish Chain Quilt Top.

 

 

To Capture a REDBIRD known as a CARDINAL

I had never realized how difficult it was to capture a photo of a Redbird/Cardinal until a few days ago, after a great Aussie buddy mentioned never having seen a redbird in person.

I had to think about it, but was pretty sure that I'd seen the little critters many times, in the trees, and on the ground of my property.

Questioning my own eyes, I then made it a point to be on the watch-out for REDBIRDS, male and female. (as though I can discern the difference)

Look closely and you'll notice the yellow and black beak trademark of Cardinals.

Seeing these beautiful creatures, and photographing them proved to be a different subject; for, they would always fly away before I could get my camera.

It happened while digging in my garden yesterday. [I had the camera outside, in anticipation of photo-ing preparations that I'd begun towards my upcoming vegetable garden] I heard a lot of BIRD-CHATTER, looked up, and there was a Cardinal amongst the crew. You betcha, he/she flew from tree to tree, limb to limb, as though he/she knew that the camera was focused on it. It took patience from me, waiting, and moving from one angle to another just to get these photos.  Finally, it remained still long enough for ME-Yeah Right!!

You'll probably notice that it was constantly moving from one pose to another. (perhaps he/she decided to pose for my camera afterall, just as a fashion model does, displaying varying angles).

Oops, the electric-wire decided to get in the photo as well!!

Four Needleturn Appliqued Cardinal Red birds

Following up on an earlier voting project click here, I have now finished the needleturn applique for four red birds. I made four totally new birds, and will use the original bird for some other project. I'm hoping to get this projec finished before the end of the year.(I'd better hurry)

Hand Applique Needleturn Red Cardinal Bird

This is a block that I needleturn appliqued a few months ago. I'm just not sure of which type project to use it in. I would love to have your VOTE. (see the upper left side of my blog to vote)
Would it look great on the flap of a messenger bag?

Should I make a mini quilt with it?

Should I applique it to a tote bag?

Can you notice the difference in the color of the wing and the birds' body??

I guess I'm full of questions on this one.