sandpat

That sheep is adorable!! Moda makes a fabric that has a curly shape that would be perfect for the wool...

dkabasketlady

What a cute quilt!

sewNso

i'll check on line. is that from joanne's? i found some there, and he really can be any color we want. i think i saw him in yellow one time, orginally. i still have not located the magazine he was in, but my husband had a motorcyle wreck just as it came out, and ended up with a total hip replacement the 2nd surgury down the road. after i got him home from n.c. where we spent a month before he could travel. and i might have traveled with the magazine and lost it then. i know i had my sewing machine, even tho it was orginally just suppose to be a long weekend. does any one else do that?

SaraSewing

So you DREW the pattern? I am highly impressed. This is just too cute. I really like sheep. I've mentioned before that I raised a squillion doggie lambs growing up, and that put me through college 15 years later. Do you mind if I copy this idea?

dglvr

Very cute. Great job. Both quilts are beautifal but that sheep is a smile maker. :thumbup:

Ducky

Oh, I LOVE the sheep!!! My granddaughter would love something like that. Great job on that.

I also really like the stained glass quilt. Doing one is on my "to-do" list.

sewNso

the lady who did the wall hanging, saw it at a quilt show in chicago, and took a picture of it. she came home and had the picture enlarged in sections of the picture, each section was enlarged like 20 times it size. then taped the enlarged pieces together and got a wall hanging size printer copy of the sheep. she then traced the outline on onion skin paper. whalla, a pattern to cut up. yes, i know, it was someones copyrighted orginal patt., and i have tried to find the pattarn. i called, and contacted several magazines, and stores on line, and no luck. and I looked thru my Magazines like 3 or 4 times, and couldn't find it. i could almost pin the month of the maga down to 2 or 3 months give or take.

sewNso

the stained glass was really an easy pattarn. started with squares in like 7 different colors, layered them 7 deep, then cut each pile exact alike. then suffled each pile, so as you made each square, the colors were in different locations, and sizes. no 2 of the same colors in each finished pane. made the bias tape with black matarial and sewed it with a double needle thru the 'sandwich'=walla, quilted pains. black strip on back to connect pains, then did the black pain connecters on front.

Bevanger

Oh my gosh. That shhep is way too cute.

ann clare

Both beautiful. Stained glass my favoutite. Black really shows it up. Well done.