These mostly all started life as test blocks for Juliet of Tartankiwi when she was designing her "Grumpy series".
Here is the completed line-up —
(I put the pockets on the backs of these as I didn't want to cover up the blocks on the front! I also concealed a zip just below where the pocket came up to, to make laundering easy.)
Miss Tammy is still learning how to be the perfect photo bomber for me. Just two weeks into life with us, she hasn't quite got the knack yet.
I didn't ask her to stand right in front of them —
Nor do the paw-test —
And when I decided they might look quite cool as a cushion stack —
She decided to be in the wrong place at the wrong time —
In other news, we weaned the last three calves today!!!!!!!!!!!
The last few mornings, they have been very slow to come over for their morning feed. So we decided today was the day.
They had their last feed, received their vaccinations and a drench, were loaded into the trailer....
(Yes, that's blindy-boy closest to us)
and toddled off down the drive....—
The MOML took them to the small paddocks next door by our son's house. There are a few other calves there and next week we'll get them in again and take them to various locations.
'til next time,
happy stitches,
Raewyn
the reading cushions are great!!
ReplyDeleteLove both the reading cushions and Tammy.
ReplyDeleteYour "not much sewing" is pretty impressive! Joanne (still can't sign in!)
ReplyDeleteBusy cushion maker - that is quite a few. Weaning the last of the calves means onto another cycle of life the those babies.
ReplyDeleteBet the grand kids loved their reading cushion's.
ReplyDeleteGood action shot of Tammy and the falling pile of cushions.
You'll be happy to have calf feeding done till next year.
The cushions look great and Tammy is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThe cushions are wonderful - perfect set up for a kitty to explore! You will be relieved to have all the calves weaned.
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