Indigo is the challenge color this month as So Scrappy.
Meet, Indigo-go!
You can't see it but she's wearing go-go boots. The shiny white kind that come up to your "calf"
I used some precious scraps this time. I just love that turquoise and lavender one on her face. I've used it often. There is just something about that color combination. I used a variegated pink to blue purple piece for her lips with the pink on the edge to look like she's about to lick her lips.
What if she were wearing earrings??
Since she's an activist that believes in organic healthy lifestyles she chose these earrings...
World
Peace
Colors vibrate at certain frequencies. Indigo is believed to bring peace.
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ReplyDeleteOoh la la, l love Indigog-go Girl! I'm imagining her fabulous boots. I can't wait to see your rainbow cows and rainbow flamingos put together. I'm sure you will come up with something amazing!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea, I love it how you played with words and that's a fabulous idea to wear earrings with a super message :o)
ReplyDeleteYour cow is precious! Great use of fabric! I enjoyed your post from the quilt show and Cole looks like he had a good rest in the park! Hugs and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteMickie
She is a beauty! Maybe EAT CHICKEN for other earrings? :)
ReplyDeleteHi LeeAnna!
ReplyDeleteGo Girl is great!
Earings! All part of being one of the cow crowd!
We used clip ons :)
Take care,
Joanne
Hi LeeAnna!
ReplyDeleteGo Girl is great!
Earings! All part of being one of the cow crowd!
We used clip ons :)
Take care,
Joanne
Just so much fun to see your herd grow. Love these girls.
ReplyDeleteI love your little cows so much.
ReplyDeleteIm also loving your cows, each one has their own personality and character, the earings are a hoot :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! You have such a vivid imagination which makes you the artist that you are :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your cows so very very much.
ReplyDelete(I had a pair of gogo boots as a teenager. They were the best thing ever back in the 60's...)
Up here in New York we have lots of different cows, but none are as pretty as yours is!
ReplyDeleteYour cow is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun cows--such fun personalities. Thanks for bringing them to life!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! I had those go go boots. In fact, Frank lived just down the street and he wanted to ask me out, but he wouldn't as long as I had those go go boots! So he waited until he was sure they were history to ask me to his d]DeMolay Dance.
ReplyDeleteAnd the rest is history! 45 years later!
You make the most amazing blocks. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful range of indigoes. The variety really adds sparkle to your block. Love the earrings!
ReplyDeleteWhat great fabrics in that gorgeous indigo go. She's definitely a girl with attitude.
ReplyDeleteHi Lee Anne. Another beautiful cow! And such a girly cow! This is going to be an amazing quilt.
ReplyDeleteShe looks a little blue!!!
ReplyDeleteShe seems to be a very formidable gal. With those boots she could stomp all her rivals into &/&.
ReplyDeleteYour cows and other blocks are fantastic. It is a treat to see what you are working on.
ReplyDeleteYour cows and other blocks are fantastic. It is a treat to see what you are working on.
ReplyDeleteIndigo-go is mooovelous! I love the fact she is wearing go-go boots!
ReplyDeleteWhat great color choices. Quite a range...your cow has been living on.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this cow!!! You have a wonderful imagination and I so enjoy reading your blog with my morning tea! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteShe's a real sweetie, what a splendid reveal it's going to be when all these beautiful cows are together
ReplyDeleteWe gotta see those go go boots! So fun....
ReplyDeleteLove those ear tags. Where did you get them?
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful lady!! Nice fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSo classy! and the earrings are just perfect! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI can just see the go go boots! Beautiful use of color.
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! I love her... great job!
ReplyDeleteI love watching the progress on your cows. This one is so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your cow!!!
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure about making an indigo cow (remember I started doing these blocks too, in February, after I saw your two...I'm, choke, rather behind, as far behind as a cow's ... er, hind end is large)...After seeing your girl, I could definitely do an indigo cow! Just thought we seem to have done 3 different blues already, so not sure I wanted 3 blue cows of 12. Love the personality you have in your herd. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love her! You did a wonderful job bringing her to life.
ReplyDeleteReally cute! I've enjoyed seeing all your different color creatures. What are you going to do with all your blocks? Just asking about your plan.
ReplyDeleteThese cow blocks are showing up everywhere and I just love every single one!
ReplyDeleteYour creations always make me smile!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy!