Oh my darlin' Clementine! |
Look at her... so happy and fun lovin'. Don't you want to be friends with her? I know I do.
Fresh like a clementine orange!
Her likes are "cavorting, dancing, chewing cud, and painting her hooves"
Dislikes are "stick in the muds who can't let their milk down"
These fabrics didn't make the "cut" but will surface again with the teapots betcha! (except for that one with the metallic stars that melt when ironed...don't know what I can do with that gorgeous stuff)
It was a really hard decision because I wanted enough variation to see the lines but still stay basically in the same tone of orange. There are many you know...
on becoming a cow... |
It occurs to me I could explain how I choose fabrics for a project...
I lay out the fabrics in about the proportions needed. I don't lay them out in equal amounts or in yardage if I am using that.
Color and print are relative to each other, so I make decisions according to the final proportions of a block.
moo, girlfriend |
I ALLOWED myself to use fabric scraps I've hoarded for a long time. I admit to going into the stash yardage for the face daisy batik although it had already been hacked into. It is a favorite because of the mix of color with an orange ground, and the print just makes me happy.
The last few cows...happy cows....
41 comments:
Each one is cuter than the last. I like your method of auditioning your fabrics. Just a little touch of purple is perfect, but it might have scared you out of using it if you had auditioned a big piece. I plan to use this idea in the future. So logicl.
I love your boootiful bovines.
What beautiful oranges you have, Clementine!
I love your cows so very very much. And an orange cow? I'll be smiling for days!
A few fun cows again. So fun to see those cows popping up on the www. Love these colors!
I love the design of the ears :o) and although you used different prints efurrything is in perfect harmony... or harMOOny :o)
very high praise from the Weimaraner !!
Cole says it may be pretty if you can see color, but it has no flavor.
Doesn't even smell like a cow...
Clementine is a darling!
It's so amazing the different character that comes out depending on fabric choices. Clementine's shots of purple certainly say, "I'm not afraid of colour."
I love Clementine, she is just so personable (or cowable) she will just show those stick in the muds how to let their milk down.
So cute!!!
She is one bright adorable cow.
Clementine is so fun !
When my son and his sweetie got a new orange cat I suggested Clementine for a name. But did they listen to me? Nooo! I love your orange cow and I like orange cats, too.
Another charming cow for the herd. She does have her own personality. Thanks for sharing how you choose fabrics.
I love all your cows, but I declare that, in my opinion, Clementine is the Queen of the Herd!
Clementine must be the happiest cow because of all that orange and being adorned with lovely flowers and leaves.
Loving Clementine in orange!
Your cows are so much fun. Love Clementine! She's gorgeous!
They are happy cows! When I saw Clementine I smiled big time, and considering the day I'm having, it was an unexpected surprise. I doubt that I will get another smile all day. So, thanks for your happy cows! They do, indeed, make me happy. 😄
VERY happy cows, indeed -- love the oranges (BOO for stars that melt).
Truly adorable cows - how many do you have now?
there are 9 exciting girls in the herd.
Love the moo-Jo that is going on here!
I love your cows, all of them. Do you sell the pattern, or could you tell me where I could purchase it?
Gosh! they are all just so flippin cute! I have the pattern printed but I am too chicken shit to actually sit down and try to make one as amazing as all of yours! Maybe one day! In the mean time,I am enjoying seeing your MooCows!
As soon as I saw your orange cow I thought "what a happy looking cow." Love the line up pic of the happy cows. They look like they could be standing up on their hind feet with front hooves around each other doing a "line dance."
What a lovely name for a cow - perfectly bovine. Clementine is very pretty and the rest of your post is so interesting - I love the details of how you work.
Clementine is a real cutie. She does add a certain happy pop to the herd.
Lovely, as usual. I really adore your cows.
I LOVE your happy, colorful COWS! So much fun going on in your sewing area.
Love these cow and your stash!! You have such a wonderful fabrics!!
Clementine has already the perfect outfit for this fall season! so cute! thanks for sharing!!
So what is cuter? The cow or her name, Clementine? Wonderful job and love how you figure out your colors.
Lovely, like all your other cows!
we have just had 6 new heifers make their home on our farm, I would love to make a quilt like this in their honour!
Wow - love your ladies! How big is the herd going to get?!
Cows are wonderful creatures. I laugh at Clementine--I think of the song "oh my darling".
Oh, she's so cute. And thanks for sharing your fabric selection process. I like learning that way. I used to dislike orange, but I've changed my mind--especially at this time of year.
These blocks are SO adorable!! I love them! :)
She's great! (Don't tell the others, but I think I like her best!)
I love your cows. I'm using the pattern to make pillows for Christmas for a bunch of young nieces. So far I have orange and a purple (Ogden Nash). Still need blue, red, pink, green, etc. Keep up the good work!
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