I pulled out some of my 1930's fabric and came up with this first block for the runner. I love this new fusing mat. I can completely fuse all the pieces together before I set them unto the fabric back.
I decided I needed two of these roosters. Aren't they cute.
What's a rooster with out a hen.
Or two.
And here we are. Still have to put the runner together and quilt it.
And here she is with that silly rooster. Have to admit he is a handsome guy. He keeps his five hens happy laying eggs. Looks like he has my daughter under his spell too.
Cute chicken blocks. Look forward to seeing more of the project.
ReplyDeleteOh I love, love, love that rooster block(s) and the chicken blocks are adorable too. He is a fine rooster casting his spell upon your daughter.
ReplyDeleteLove those blocks! And great use of fabric.
ReplyDeleteThose chicken blocks are so cute...and your charmed daughter with the rooster is even cuter!
ReplyDeleteYou're so good to get started on a Mother's Day project -- and such a beautiful one at that! I need to follow your lead and get moving! : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post! Love chickens myself so I particularly enjoyed that last picture!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute chicks and roosters! Hope you share a pic of the completed table runner!
ReplyDeleteThat is the sweetest picture of her with her rooster! And that table runner is so perfect!
ReplyDeleteyou come up with the best ideas!!!
ReplyDeletelove it!!
I love it! So cute and with so much meaning behind the project. Great story, design and fabric selection! I have the mat you mentioned as well and truly love it as well! Take good care!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute photo of your daughter! And a really fun project!
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