
Here's a close up of mine. I have a hard time working on blocks with so many print fabrics, so the first thing I did was use a piece of a doily in the corner to give myself a "blank" canvas. Not really blank, of course, as the doily is lacy and allows the colors of the fabric underneath to show through, but it makes for a nice spot for a floral arrangement. The seam over the bird's head includes some little white "feathers"; actually stacked fly stitches. The meandering gimp (sounds like the name of an obscure rock band) supports two bullion stitch yellow birds. I believe they are cockatoos, but I'm not sure. Cocka-somethings anyway. Next I will do a little work on another block and then they get sent on to Nicki Lee.

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Hi, Janet! I love what you did with my block and the cocka-somethings. And, yes, I guess I am known for my busy blocks challenging everyone ;-) I guess it comes from my love for scrappy sane quilts. Can't get it out of my system. I think I am going to make a bed runner to go on top of a quilt. And you should see the wild fabrics in the quilt!
Anyway, thank you for your work.
Cathy L
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