Since then, I've followed Tanya's blog, her challenges, her travels, her definate opinions about TV shows (Some I share, Some I don't) and the heartbreaking ailments of her adorable cat. Fortunately he came out much better in the end than my Cinder, who also suffered from kidney failure. But mostly, I followed the quilts!
I wish I could say I mastered Tanya's fabulous methods, but alas I'm just a beginner. Still, Tanya was my inspiration to push on when my results were... well, less than stellar.
I could muster up some photos of earlier works but... well, best to let sleeping dogs lie. I sure made a few dogs! But I find a photo of the block I sent to Tanya for her Eek, Slither, Boo! quilt. In the photo below you can see my son 'Howling' at the moon so to speak. He was 5 and quite happy to help me show off that block.
You can see the entire quilt HERE, well, most of the quilt anyhow.
Cheers,
Is there a tutorial for those great words?? Love, love the quilt!
ReplyDeleteyou might be a beginner but those aren't beginner letters in your HOWL. those are really complex and you did a smashing job with them. Sorry about your Cinder kitty, but luckily Pokey continues to do really well despite the CRF.
ReplyDeleteGreat "howl"! And your helper is pretty cute too.
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