Have you ever made a quilt with a realistic animal on it? If I tried, I'm not sure the animal would be recognizable. I'm impressed how quilters can capture an animal's expression and mood! Here are some of the animal quilts from the Houston Quilt Festival.
Kim Wants to Quilt, But Tae Needs a Belly Rub by David Taylor
Summer Camp by Barbara Yates Beasley
You Dirty Dog! by Cindy Garcia
Let Sleeping Cats Lie by Cheryl Giovenco
Best Friends by Jeannie Moore
Raining Bubbles by Jennifer Day
Click on this photo to see the animals in the bubbles!
Its So Otis by Nancy Raher-Kessler
Can We Talk About the Steak? by Barbara Yates-Beasley
But We're Only Playing by Sandra Betts
If They Were in Furano by Hiroko Miyanna
Bookends by Kim ?
(I'm sorry I can't give credit but the photo of the paper with the quilter's name is too blurry for me to read. Does anyone know her name?)
Unforgiven by Laurie Russman
Uh, oh. We put bows on our cats' heads every Christmas morning. Now I'm going to be wondering if I'm forgiven!
All in the Family by Nancy Brown
Seneca by Ferret
Identity Crisis by Susan Engler
I grew up on a farm so seeing this calf brought many memories of bottle and bucket feeding calves back to me. Calves have the longest eyelashes!
I'm bracing for tomorrow's weather which is predicted to be 30 degrees colder than today! Shiver. The best thing about cold weather is its quilting weather!
Until next time, Mayleen
1 comment:
What wonderful quilts! I've always wondered how quilters can capture an animal's personality so perfectly with fabric - very, very talented! Stay warm and enjoy your quilting weather!!
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