Today got off to a rocking start...I was cutting the rest of the triangles for the string star quilt and I had a great idea for quilting the speedy chickens...how about a chicken wire fence overlay in quilting. Seemed wonderful in my mind, but now that I have the chickens up on the design wall I'm not to sure. So while I was letting this idea simmer, I soon found myself trapped under a boulder again.
Here is the boulder a year ago when he was a mere pony.
I think quilting chicken wire is a killer idea, but also a killer in practice. Do you have a long-arm or mid-arm? If you use your DSM, you’ll have a dead arm! And just how much does Buddy the Boulder weigh these days (or is that a closely guarded secret)?
ReplyDeleteYour chickens may complain about being fenced in lol--really though, that would seem to be a super idea, but a whole lot of work..Hugs, julierose
ReplyDeleteSmitty is wondering why you need a ranch for your pony when you already live in a barnyard.
ReplyDeleteIf you do a cross hatch - diagonal diamonds - that would work. Love your boulder and Molly!
ReplyDeleteLove your chickens. Great color flow.
ReplyDeleteI like that chicken fencing idea to contain those speeding chickens. Might save them from boulders too.
ReplyDeletethe chickens would not complain about the fence if there was a chicken hawk on the other side! Love your pony!
ReplyDeleteI like the chicken wire idea, too. But I'm also struggling to think of a way to make it happen without having to pull your hair out.
ReplyDeleteAt least your boulder is warm and fluffy. Could be worse...