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My dear friend Gerry sent me some red fabric with shirred "puffs" that reminded me of.... a dahlia! So, I decided to make a dahlia and add it to this piece. All I did was stuff one of the puffs with a tiny bit of fiberfill, cut out puffs in roughly the shape of a circle around it, and stitched it down.
6 comments:
Oh I agree!! That wheat went straight to my inspiration file! Nice job!
The wheat ears turned out fabuously and I just adore the squirrel tale. Good luck on winning, can't wait to see the block as a whole!
The squirrel tail looks real,,it looks great, where do you get these ideas from??? Love it and the wheat,,i've always wanted to try doing that,,maybe I will soon,,it looks great!
Your squirrel and his tail are so great!
Hugs,
Kerry
I can't wait to see the whole pillow!!!
Beautiful! I cant wait to see the whole thing. Mink for the tail, wonderful :)
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