Friday, 19 February 2010

"Crazy Roosters"

Without further ado I give you “Crazy Roosters”, the project from Mrs Moen Spring Mystery 2010.
Being of an adventurous nature, I was just one step ahead of the rest of the group. Imagine my shock when I proudly showed the blocks to husband and he could not see any creatures at all. What if no one else saw them either? Well, I think he might be renamed from “incredible patient husband” to “husband of no imagination” because the Mystery ladies did recognize the feathered little guys although none of them had figured it out before the big reveal.

I hope to have a little show & tell of finished Mystery projects here later, I have seen a few and they are looking gorgeous!

If you did not participate in the Mystery and would like to make the roosters, you still can. I was going to write a pattern, but due to a little coughing bug that has been knocking out our family members one by one the last week, time is a problem. What I can do is that I’ll let you into the Mystery Blog for a few bucks and you can follow the instructions there. Just leave a comment including your email address, and we’ll take it form there.


I want to thank all of you for crossing your fingers for me on Wednesday. I made it to the guild meeting lugging amongst other stuff the heart quilt. There were 3 prizes to be drawn and when it was time for the last prize I told the lady to pick me. And she did. That was fun!

I had no idea that they would be so happy getting rid of me, but I got a standing ovation when I said my goodbyes. The badges looked great though, decorating their quilter’s bosoms as they were clapping…

Now I’ll add this to Amylouwho’s Sew and tell; pop over and get inspired.

29 comments:

  1. I totally saw the roosters before I even read anything. My husband goes into panic mode when I ask his opinion on anything to do with quilting. Sheesh! Very fun pattern - love the button eyes especially.

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  2. I love the quilting on the roosters. Very cute.

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  3. Now those are the kind of roosters I like - quiet ones!

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  4. Adorable roosters. Really like the button eyes. Congrats on getting your prize! I need to check out your Badge link. Looks like a fun project.

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  5. Such a cute, quirky runner. I love the quilted feathers!

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  6. I love the roosters. I have roosters in my kitchen.

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  7. I saw the roosters. They look great!

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  8. Wow what an amazing runner! Great job :-)

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  9. Love those beady (buttony) eyes!

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  10. Your *birds* are so delightful!

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  11. I love your roosters. The colors are fantastic and the eyes just perfect. The quilting was great too, particularly on the white piece. It looked like feathers!

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  12. delightful! well done and i adore the colours you have used too!

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  13. So much fun--I bet the ladies will treasure their badges! So what bird will you come up with next?

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  14. What wonderful crazy roosters! Looks like a lot of intricate work. It turned our great!

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  15. You are so darned clever!!! What a fun table runner.

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  16. what a wonderful pattern!! I'd love a copy, thanks.

    :) Linda

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  17. these chickens are so fun, great finish

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  19. You're so funny! they DO look like roosters and the ladies were NOT clapping because they were happy to see you leave the board.
    silly, silly girl.

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  20. I'm almost done with mine! Yours looks so amazing! Very cute and love it. Thanks for the mystery :o)

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  21. Great titile for a great quilt. Roosters can be crazy creatures.

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  22. This is just wonderful -- those roosters have so much personality!

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  23. You're too funny. Great job on both quilts! I like the sweet badges you made for the meeting.

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  24. Hi Nina Lise,

    Your roosters are simply gorgeous...they have such personality :)
    I feel quite tempted to make them myself :)

    Hugs, Sharon

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  25. Fantabulous! Love your rooster quilting!

    With the fabrics I used my roosters don’t really stand out. Mr DC doesn’t recognize them, not even when I give them eyes. But I love the result! Thanks again for a lovely mystery!

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  26. Estou muito triste , pois estive doente por duas semans e não consegui seguir adiante , só vou recomeçar no fim de semana.
    Um abraço liége

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  27. i would definitely love to make one of these.

    debbybrownquilts@gmail.com

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