Commission......Owl Panel

Owl Panel 

When I was commissioned to create wall art

from this owl panel I was told to do anything

I wanted.....and, if possible, to

make it looked like a framed image...

I pieced flying geese into the border treatment

I found some wooden boards fabric

in my stash and created a frame around it...

Top left corner.....stitched a mitered corner

to look like a wooden frame

I felt that is all this owl panel needed...

It is ready to be basted and quilted...

more to come !

I will leave you with this parting shot:

This is our rooster, Merle...

He takes such good care of his hens.

Here they are at the end of the day

roosting on the hitching post behind the house.

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LuAnn Kessi

Dolly's new baby calf...

 Look what we found this morning when

we went across the river 

to check on the mama cows:

This is Dolly with her newborn calf...

a blocky little bull calf

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LuAnn Kessi

First Baby Calf.....Valentine !

 

Our very first calf of the year...

born on Valentines Day!

This sweet little baby was born in the

middle of a snow storm this morning...

Mama and baby are doing just great!

He is a week early, but nobody told him that !

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LuAnn Kessi

Reflections of Autumn.....Quilt Top DONE

I started this quilt in November... 

Reflections of Autumn

This is what it looked like in December...

( It is my Monday project )

By January the quilt top was complete...

It wasn't big enough for the bed...

so I added 2 additional borders...

It now measures 90 x 90

My favorite part of this quilt is this

gorgeous wide border of leaves...

It is now February and I found this beautiful

gold backing fabric 108 x 108...

Machine quilting can begin !

We were able to get out and do some

traveling along the rugged Oregon Coast

Port Orford, Oregon

It was good to get away for a few days

before the cows begin calving soon.

The mama cows all have 

babies in their tummies.

The first baby is due February 22nd.

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LuAnn Kessi