Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Chicken Balls
I just finished typing a long blog post, then I hit the wrong button and everything disappeared- grrrr! Now I have to start over again.
I used to be a collector of chicken and rooster fabric, ornaments, etc, but it all got to be too much. I don't buy anything like that anymore. In fact, I'm not buying anything at all except for food, gas, propane and paying for vehicle maintenance. I made a New Year's resolution that I wasn't going to spend any money in 2010 unless I absolutely had to. But that's another long story, so I'll get back to the chickens.
This quilt top is one of many that's ripening in a box, waiting to be finished. One of these days I'll have to dig it out and quilt it. I think Lynda Balas may be responsible for the naming of this one, hehehe! It has hand applique, pieced blocks, four printed panels and a variety of chicken fabrics in the sashing.
I tried to use up some of the chicken fabric last year by making aprons for gifts, but that hardly put a dent in the stash.
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