The top is coming together, as this is the final block of the center!!!!
What fun it has been to sew with friends...please see the following blogs to see their heifers, or whatever block they are working on!!!
Cathy: Big Lake Quilter
Julie: Juliekquilts (me)
Carole: Wheels on the Warrandyte bus
Julie
16 comments:
Ah, gee, I was going to vote for the flowers! It reminds me of Ferdinand the Bull who enjoyed his flowers (yes I know a heifer is a girl). So maybe it's Elsie in the Barn ... (I'm showing my age!)
Oh I liked those flowers too--did she travel to Hawaii to get that lei?? She could be deemed a "Hula Heifer" lol hugs on a lovely work Julierose
Done! I like the addition of the flowers. My gal is just Plain Jane. I know you are like me....feeling relief that the cow block is actually done.
Oh my goodness. I love the flowers. I thought of doing that but just wanted to get done with the block. Hugs
This is so fun, Julie! Your heifer is lovely :-)
I was thinking maybe a Blue Ribbon for the Show; like 1st Place! ---"Love"
She's adorable. I especially like the bow on her tail.
You've done a terrific job on your blocks! Love that cow!!
Omg! You did two! They are little darlings. I love the flowers because it looks like her Sunday's best attire. She knows she has to be pretty if she's going to be on a quilt. Great job, Julie. ;^)
Great applique work, such a good looking cow!
What a great block for the finale. I'm seeing quite a few cows in blogs today!
Another great Cow! You ladies have really accomoplished a lot with this quilt - even with the designer's problems with the pattern! Cudo's to you! Are you joining in with Mary Brown?
Ta Da! I have been waiting to see everyone's cow! I love yours!
What a cute cow. I’ve enjoyed seeing the progress on these blocks!
The flowers are such a fun, whimsical touch, but that is thoughtful of you to consider the good cow's dignity. :)
Oh I wish she had chosen the flower necklace but that's just me :D Congratulations on getting to and finishig the cow block, she is gorgeous!! Well done for survivng the many challenges of this quilt.
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