Highland cow pics.
Shes adorable!
I agree! she’s adorable 🙂 Suz
BFC Creations – Where Thread comes to life!
I love the designs Laura used for her quilt. They are defnitely fantasy designs with just enough reality 🙂 that’s the way I like my Fantasy!
From Laura:
Howdy, Just wanted to share a picture of the quilt I’m working on. Of course the highlights of the quilt are the unique embroidery designs I have been in love with since the first day you posted them for sale. They are; Fairy Wildlife, parts one, two and three. BFC 1856, 1871, and 1894. They are wonderful! I decided to use colored squares to represent land, sea and air animals, green, blue and light blue. They are all Michael Miller Fairy Frost fabrics, including the copper colored fabricI used to separate the squares. I actually had all the fabric- yeah for stash building. I knew someday I would find a use for it. I still have the backing to put on, { I had to go buy that, bummer}, and the binding to do. That will be copper, like the trim. Also I want to give a shout out to whomever it was that thought up “Quick Bias” fusible 1/4 in bias tape. What a time save! Wish me luck on finishing the quilt. Thanks a million for the wonderful designs. My quilt label will give gratitude To BFC Creations for their digitizing of these great designs.
The quilt pattern is my invention. AS you know, 6 of those 18 designs are horizontal, and 12 are vertical. That in itself was a challenge. Add to that 10 of one color background, 5 of another and 3 of a third color and it took me a while to figure out placement. Before I did any embroidery, I cut my fabric pieces larger than I needed, not knowing exactly what I wanted to do with them. The embroidery designs are 5×7 inches and the fabric pieces were at least 8x 10 inches. The fabric was too pretty to cut off and throw away, so I came up with the idea to frame the designs with the bias tape and use the whole piece of fabric. Great idea but hard to execute- lots of measuring and almost exact placement- to make it all line up. After the fact, I decided it would have been much easier to sew the squares together first, then place the bias tape all at once. Who knew? Live and learn.
I love how Donna used our Meerkat pocket topper!
From Donna: Your pattern worked wonderfully. I attached a photo of my pants. These are a pair of ‘boyfriend’ jeans, hence the cuff. Cheers donna
My oldest daughter loves kitties (and has two), and she needed new pillows for her couch. Just finished Feline Stare and Sagittarius Cat pillows with modern backs. They are 18 inches square, with pintucks and FMQ circles. Everyone at the quilt club loves them!!! =-= Sunny
I think anyone that saw them would love them! You are so creative Sunny. 🙂
Suz
Howdy. Happy New Year! Just wanted to show you my first finished project of 2023, using some of your “Fairy Wildlife” designs. Thanks for these fun critters. They really make me smile. Until next time, Laura.
I love these critters too. I keep hoping the artist does some more 🙂 Suz
If you scroll down on the above page you find Part 1 and also all the animals as singles.
Spring cleaning my daughter’s home and taking down this wall hanging to give it a good dust . It is one of my most favourite makes , about 11 years old, love these designs from BFC .
I love how this quilt shows how just shades of black and white can be so much alive! A beautiful choice of fabrics Vicki….Suz
Used the Safari Series to make toy bags. They are drawstring bucket bags and fully lined: the original has a clear plastic window on one side and the embroidery on the other. Had to re-engineer it to accommodate the height (Toy Bag 2.0) Parents like to use them for stuffed animals because stuffies are dust collectors, or to take favorite toys to Grandma’s house. In later years they can be used as laundry bags. Your Safari Series worked perfectly and these bags will be very popular. Jan
This is a super idea Jan!!!! So many designs could be used depending on the child or the parents wishes! Suz
These designs can be purchased individually or in a combo set.
Did some Hipster Cats on flour sack towels. Love how they turned out. So far everything I stitched from here, I love!
We love to hear that Maggie! Thank you….Suz
Pictures do not do this justice. Still have to make a strap but love this design. My kitty is on last pic. Thanks Suz Makalinaw
I love your purses!!!
You can almost feel the crunch of snow looking at this watchful pair.