patricej

HAH!!! that caught your attention, didn't it?
:wink:

this is one of Kathy's most recent projects using a shaving cream & dye technique (or is it paint? i forgot to ask).

it's geeeeeorgeeeus, don'tcha think?

Knot Sew

Nice!!
Did she dye her fabric the same color? It's fun to do. :wink:

ButtercreamCakeArtist

I did some of the shaving cream dyeing. I,uh, didn't read the instructions clearly, and went downstairs...computer upstairs. I ended up with some pretty fabric, but it just looks ...I dunno...tye dyed, sortof. I missed mixing the dye with the water. i got some dots of color in mine. still pretty, though.

mimisharon

It is beautiful! Of course!!! Now you must send me some, cause it will match the grands pink hair stripes. You think I'm kidding, but I'm not. They each had four inch bright pink stripes of pink in their hair. It was different anyway.

Good job, Kathy!!
Sharon

kathy

oh Sharon, in the summer my girls let my grands color their hair, purple green pink blue, thank goodness I didn't see it! I just don't like that stuff.
Thanks for the compliment on my fabric, that was an experiment, now I'm gonna get serious!

vicki reno

Maybe dye the chickens to match! Wouldn't that be cool!

zyxquilts

If you dyed the chickens, would they lay 'basket-ready' Easter eggs?

:lol:

sue

patricej

I'll bet they would. brown cows give chocolate milk, don't they?

but where does strawberry milk come from. i've never seen a pink cow.

vicki reno

And cows on a hill have 2 long legs and 2 short ones.

ceannastahr

I know you make the cow run to the barn for Milkshakes , but I 'm not sure about a pink cow either.