Improv.....Technique 1
2 rectangles:
7 x 12 inches each
Slice in half on the diagonal....random cuts
Cut a strip of fabric and
insert between the rectangles
At random intervals, slice up the sewn rectangles
Now the fun begins...
twist and turn the strips
try out different lay outs...
this is the third layout....hard to decide
I settled on this lay out of the strips...
stitched them together and trimmed the edges.
This improv technique was great FUN!
This is our newest set of twin calves:
Number 46 is a heifer, Number 47 is a bull calf.
Their mama doesn't have enough milk for two.
After she nurses them, we supplement them with
half a bottle of calf milk replacer.
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Their mama doesn't have enough milk for two.
After she nurses them, we supplement them with
half a bottle of calf milk replacer.
CLICK HERE to view all Improv posts
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
I love your improv piecing!!!! So cool!!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robbie! You should try this......very little investment of fabric or time. Just experiment and see where it takes you. Very satisfying.
DeleteStay Well,
LuAnn
Love your improv piecing!! Great colors! Oh, the twins are so cute...will you be keeping them, with mom, in the near barn so you can feed them after she is finished? Will mom's milk production increase to meet the demand (like mine did!!)? How many times a day do you need to feed them?
ReplyDeleteYes, twins are always cute together. No we will not be keep them. Because the twins are a male and a female that makes the female a freemartin or free-martin (sometimes martin heifer) is an infertile female mammal with masculinized behavior and non-functioning ovaries, so she won't breed or reproduce.
DeleteWe are hoping mama cow will rebound from giving birth and product more milk, but for now they get half a bottle twice a day after they nurse the mama cow.
Glad you like the improv technique....it is great FUN!
Stay Safe,
LuAnn
Thanks for the tutorial and link. Lots of possibilities for this one
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Is there a technique #2 (or more) post??
ReplyDeleteHowdy, I added a link to this page so you can click on it and be taken to ALL of my Improv posts...I think I did 7 different improv techniques, with more on the way.
DeleteMy Best To You,
LuAnn