For the "buggy barn" technique I made the trees. Those were fun. So fun in fact that I decided to make a scarecrow Santa. That may have been easier if I were making a BIGGER one. But once I had a good start on this I continued even though the pieces were tiny to work with. His face is pink and hard to see with the white bg. I am going to put more details on the face and a pompom or button on the tip of his cap.
For the "words" part of the clue, as you can see, I used fabrics with words. The crow fabric has a sign that says, "When this you see, remember me" . I have been putting words here and there throughout the quilt already. So I thought fabrics with words would be fine here.
I really do love this project and I am sorry to have fallen behind. I hope to get up to date here pretty soon.
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3 comments:
Very cute! Love your buggy barn blocks!
Very cute. I think you have done a fine job. Not everyone is caught up, so don't feel bad. Just keep plugging along. Your quilt will be very fun when completed.
O adore your scarecrow bubby barn Santa. It is so perfect for the season, the technique, and your quilt.
Your quilt just wouldn't be complete without a Santa scarecrow!!
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